Factorize as many numbers as possible into a product of two smaller numbers.

• Usage: factors <file>
  • where <file> is a file containing natural numbers to factor.
  • One number per line
  • You can assume that all lines will be valid natural numbers greater than 1
  • You can assume that there will be no empy line, and no space before and after the valid number
  • The file will always end with a new line
• Output format: n=p*q
  • one factorization per line
  • p and q don’t have to be prime numbers
  • See example
• You can work on the numbers of the file in the order of your choice
• Your program should run without any dependency: You will not be able to install anything on the machine we will run your program on
• Time limit: Your program will be killed after 5 seconds if it hasn’t finish
• Push all your scripts, source code, etc… to your repository
  • we will only run your executable factors

julien@ubuntu:~/factors$ cat tests/test00 
4
12
34
128
1024
4958
1718944270642558716715
9
99
999
9999
9797973
49
239809320265259
julien@ubuntu:~/factors$ time ./factors tests/test00
4=2*2
12=6*2
34=17*2
128=64*2
1024=512*2
4958=2479*2
1718944270642558716715=343788854128511743343*5
9=3*3
99=33*3
999=333*3
9999=3333*3
9797973=3265991*3
49=7*7
239809320265259=15485783*15485773

real    0m0.009s
user    0m0.008s
sys 0m0.001s
julien@ubuntu:~/factors$ 

RSA Laboratories states that: for each RSA number n, there exist prime numbers p and q such that

n = p × q. The problem is to find these two primes, given only n.

This task is the same as task 0, except:

• p and q are always prime numbers
• There is only one number in the files

How far can you go in less than 5 seconds?

• Read: RSA Factoring Challenge

julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ cat tests/rsa-1
6
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ ./rsa tests/rsa-1
6=3*2
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ cat tests/rsa-2
77
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ ./rsa tests/rsa-2
77=11*7
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ [...]  
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ cat tests/rsa-15
239821585064027
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ ./rsa tests/rsa-15 
239821585064027=15486481*15485867
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ cat tests/rsa-16
2497885147362973
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ ./rsa tests/rsa-16
2497885147362973=49979141*49978553
julien@ubuntu:~/RSA Factoring Challenge$ [...]