Prime Factorization (Trial Division Method + Rho Method) Revised Version
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This program performs prime factorization on the entered natural number. It uses the trial division method and the rho method for prime factorization.
The test division checks for prime numbers from 2 to 997; if a number is evenly divisible by one of these, it is treated as a factor, and the remaining number is factored using the rho method. However, if there are multiple very large prime factors (11 to 12 digits or more), the factorization may not complete, resulting in a timeout or a "Process interrupted" message. If the process is interrupted, the last number displayed is a composite number.
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Changes
・Improved performance
・Reduced timeout rate
・Clearly indicates when the process was interrupted while composite numbers remained
・Improved performance
・Reduced timeout rate
・Clearly indicates when the process was interrupted while composite numbers remained
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