

The factorials of negative integers have no defined meaning.
We know that factorials satisfy
x*(x-1)! = x!
However, if there is a (-1)!, then we would able to write:
x*(x-1)! = x!
=> 0*(0 - 1)! = 0! {Put x = 0}
=> 0*(-1)! = 0!
=> 0 = 1 {since 0! = 1}
Which is not possible.
So, the factorials of negative integers have no defined meaning.
