This C++ program defines a function called "factori" that takes in two integers, n and m, as parameters. The factori function finds the common prime factors between n and m and returns the number of common factors. It uses a while loop to iterate from 2 up to n and m, checking if each number is divisible by i using the modulo (%) operator. It counts the occurrences of each factor in n and m, and prints any factors that are common between the two numbers. The main function prompts the user to input two numbers, calls the factori function on them, and prints the return value, which is the number of common factors.
This C++ program defines a function called "factori" that takes in two integers, n and m, as parameters. The factori function finds the common prime factors between n and m and returns the number of common factors. It uses a while loop to iterate from 2 up to n and m, checking if each number is divisible by i using the modulo (%) operator. It counts the occurrences of each factor in n and m, and prints any factors that are common between the two numbers. The main function prompts the user to input two numbers, calls the factori function on them, and prints the return value, which is the number of common factors.
This C++ program defines a function called "factori" that takes in two integers, n and m, as parameters. The factori function finds the common prime factors between n and m and returns the number of common factors. It uses a while loop to iterate from 2 up to n and m, checking if each number is divisible by i using the modulo (%) operator. It counts the occurrences of each factor in n and m, and prints any factors that are common between the two numbers. The main function prompts the user to input two numbers, calls the factori function on them, and prints the return value, which is the number of common factors.