The solution includes a guard clause that does not change the functionality of the function. The variable "product" is declared with a value of 1, so in the case of 'n === 0' the for loop won't run (let i = n; i > 0), and it will return product with the declared value of 1
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The solution includes a guard clause that does not change the functionality of the function. The variable "product" is declared with a value of 1, so in the case of 'n === 0' the for loop won't run (let i = n; i > 0), and it will return product with the declared value of 1
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