Program To Print All The Divisors Of A Given Number | FREE DSA Course in JAVA | Lecture 12

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In this lecture we will understand the logic behind printing all the divisors of a given number.
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[@arushitandon4766]

with all due respect , sir, your voice is like music to my ears.

[@yoigee]

for input 6 it is printing 1,2,2,3,6

[@mohithnr1253]

next level teaching..........tq so much sir

[@abdusselamspahiu2151]

this video was so scientific and inclusive, liked it very much

[@abhishek_______.]

sir, there's a problem in that 2nd loop statement where the numbers are iterating in reverse order, let's suppose if there is a number 90 whose factors are to be printed then in the 1st loop i will go from 1 to 9, then after coming from the 1st loop i value will become 10, now in the 2nd loop i will start from 10 and go still 1, if you divide 90/10 again 9 will get printed so basically the output is going to be like this :

[@_sarthakmisal]

Code has correction check for 20 4 repeats 2 times

[@shameershamee0]

Great!

[@parthbadkul3524]

but your code has a flaw for values like 6 which has ODD divisors it will duplicate the divisors

[@modhugumudiushasri2330]

thanks for the great content sir. and your teaching skills are amazing..

[@arbazahmadkhan9128]

Love to watch your video

[@hrithikrudra4292]

Awesome

[@yesican_iwill5090]

this code will not work for n=20

[@sreenijanarayana8468]

very good explanation sir.....but, for input:40....this logic prints 4 two times...as i in the first loop exceeds 4 and becomes 5....so initialization in the 2nd loop has to be i=i-1.

[@rahulgaikwad593]

for 90: 9 is printing 2 times so i resolve this by adding one more condition in second for loop: if( n%i == 0 && i != n/i && i*i <= n)

[@rajatmoraniya6368]

for 20 it is 4*5 and 5*4

[@ShivKumar-py4oe]

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