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Link to the question :https://www.spoj.com/problems/FACTCG2/
Link to code : https://ideone.com/4JlHQE
My approach : I basically created a vector Primes where I stored least prime factor of every number . Then for each input , I divide it by its least prime factor and then display the factors . But Judge gives me wrong answer .
Stupid checkers. Why on earth don't all checkers work like Codeforces? A correct answer is a correct answer, even with different case and spaces!