/factorizer

Command line number factorizer.

Primary LanguageC++MIT LicenseMIT

factorizer

Command line number factorizer. You basically just run it with the number you want to factorize and it should factorize it. In case of absence of arguments, it should demand standard input of an integer, so it can factorize it. Supports numbers up to 263-1 (long long int)


NAQ (Never Asked Questions):

Why does this even exist?

I needed to factorize a lot of numbers for my maths homework and I was too lazy to factorize numbers myself.