Any way to print numbers as factorial(n)?

For the taylor series function, is there any way to get the results printed as just a factorial and not a number (like 12! or factorial(12) instead of 479001600, or maybe 2*5! or 2*factorial(5) instead of 240)? It gets very confusing when it's a more complicated function than just cos(x) or e^x.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Not when you use the built-in taylor() function, not without post-processing. And post-processing would have a challenge to distinguish between (say) 4*3! compared to 4!