Write an application called Factorials that displays the factorial for every integer value from $1$ to a user$-$entered limit$.$ A factorial of a number is the product of that number multiplied by each positive integer lower than it$.$ For example, $4$ factorial is $4*3*2*1,$ or $24.$

info$>$ You can use the int data type for the factorial, but if you enter a number greater than $16,$ the results will be unexpected because the factorial value exceeds the largest value that can be stored in an int.

An example of the program is shown below:

Enter a number to compute factorial $>>5$

The factorial of $1$ is $1$

The factorial of $2$ is $2$

The factorial of $3$ is $6$

The factorial of $4$ is $24$

The factorial of $5$ is $120$

Task $01$: Create the Factorials class.

Task $02$: The Factorials program displays the factorials from $1$ to the user$-$entered limit$.$