From MathWorld: d is called an e-divisor (or exponential divisor) of a number n with prime factorization
if 
and
and 
where 
for 
. For example, the e-divisors of 36 are 
, 
, 
, and 
.Write a function to list the e-divisors of an integer. List them in increasing order.
for . For example, the e-divisors of 36 are , , , and .Write a function to list the e-divisors of an integer. List them in increasing order.Solution Stats
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A few questions:
1. What does "d | n " means?
2. Why aren't 2*18 or 3*12 listed as e-divisors of 36?
Alexander, d | n means "d divides n". Notice that 36 (= 4*9) is an e-divisor. You wouldn't list 2*18 and 3*12 as well.