How can i return more then one string at once?-CodePudding

i'm new to python and programming at all Was trying to make a code to give me all the factors of a number, but can't see where i'm lacking

def divisores(numero):
  divisor = 0
  while divisor < numero :
    divisor  = 1
    if numero % divisor == 0:
      return(divisor)

  
divisores(50)

all it shows is "1", that is the first factor. If i use "print", it indeed gives all the factors,but i wanted it to be all in a single line

CodePudding user response：

Return a list:

def divisores(numero):
  divisor = 0
  divs = [] # empty list
  while divisor <= numero :
    divisor  = 1
    if numero % divisor == 0:
      divs.append(divisor)
  return divs

Also, since you are counting 1 as an divisor, you likely want numero counting as a valid divisor as well. Hence, while divisor <= numero.

CodePudding user response：

If you want your output on a single line then you can achieve this conveniently by writing a generator which you unpack as follows:

def factors(n):
    def y(f):
        nonlocal neg
        yield f
        if neg:
            yield -f
    if n == 0:
        raise ValueError('Cannot factor zero')
    if neg := n < 0:
        n = -n
    yield from y(1)
    for factor in range(2, n // 2   1):
        if n % factor == 0:
            yield from y(factor)
    yield from y(n)

print(*factors(50))

Output:

1 2 5 10 25