DataWeave programming challenge #6: Using tail-recursion to get the factorial of a number

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Input
Consider the following input payload (can be of txt format):
3
5
-6
300
Explanation of the problem
Create a tail-recursive function to get the factorial of each positive number from the payload.
Sum the results.
Retrieve the digits/characters located at positions 20-25.
Make sure to return a number and not a string.
Numbers 0 or less won't be calculated.
For example:
The factorial of 3 is 6 (3 x 2 x 1)
The factorial of 5 is 120 (5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1)
The factorial of -6 won't be calculated so the result will be 0
And so on
Once the results are summed (6 + 120 + 0...), extract the digits at indexes 20 to 25.
Return this last 6-digit number.
Expected output
In this case, the expected output would be:
537046
Clues
If you're stuck with your solution, feel free to check out some of these clues to give you ideas on how to solve it!
Clue #1
Use lines() from the Strings module or splitBy() to process every line.
Clue #2
Make sure to use tail-recursiveness and not regular recursiveness. Otherwise, your script might not work.
Clue #3
Make sure to create an if statement before calling the function in recursion. Otherwise, you might get stuck in an infinite loop!