Create the factorial of a non-negative integer n

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Write a stored procedure to create the factorial of a non-negative integer n (i.e., n! = n times (n - 1) times (n - 2) ... 2 times 1). Call the procedure and generate the result of 5!. Show the codes and mysql screenshot.

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