You can use float

Thank you :)

Yes, you need to return string representations of big numbers. Hint: there is a type in Java which can be very useful in this kata.

Thanks for the reply. With that said, are we actually supposed to return the huge number that was expected in the random test case?

Make sure that your calculations are not overflowing. Primorials can be very large even for small values of n.

I'm using Java.

What language?

Can I get any tips here?

randomTests
expected:<[199404818685642447922083291260309527846441772302999745553302328941028108779436102085502238462877508744319230123231738086523261173652404950301374197869189533802456328667657116662181193092967160367425479733609408962100219816738274883756540352975458339001726555197372062657899457362272134831946087868983807270392076798482532500745072849852168778951955746347251558198156536278544719374413616908418643314061617497623298068046368412412033037281864508352031193837944181756582659700431987846732081648533787259751577345417840936027319626131623529169383807650551078532827381038783056067321299053109335756208779254800108679951211788188768882891420554726898500108858216512101696815035949207873340258279153230244140967926145214972518796767802793435085467919874762671901405348461557949772551966802375824477413855051891293259380032715694632280223659448104457368599265181296990645207362638962972593771017093268657234021460784766165047335708805149654693726109553707080966803090509677140772376112250270947912752601847977528952393810533753316901205618091650630078355202588558705566885269112287609830871917301666578371288584475167097088907991065949820508882729989264549559371822626295221428664355853032587604763408162306268526792773009281456307191236548754976248201605179452279870021200719195801120424447897488482961001196903715389068093175870]> but was:<[3537790813043963966]>

How do we output something that is that large of a number...