Is it possible to print numbers with too many digits exactly as it is in C++, without using scientific notation?

Question

For example for factorial of 25, I get the following number in windows 10 calculator as:

15511210043330985984000000

Will C++ allow us to display the above number as it is, in the program result, without using scientific notation?

Answer 1

Not naturally, you'll have to create (or find on the internet) a class that allow integers to have "unlimited" size :/

Answer 2

It is often quoted that most Operating systems are coded in C or C++. Assuming that Windows 10, is at least partially developed using C++, and that Windows 10's Calculator App is able to display results with too many digits as it is, I guess there must be a way to write a C++ program that can display fact(25) as it is.

Answer 3

It can have been developed by windows programmers

Answer 4

I found an algorithm for factorial of large numbers at this link :

http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/factorial-large-number/

The code did not work in the built in IDE of that site. Made a few corrections in syntax and it worked at sololearn's IDE.

For example fact(500) displays as a 1135 digit number.