Number Of Prime factor (N.O.P.) Week 3 (Main Page)

$\large{Name\space of\space participants\space appearing}$ :

$\large{The\space program}$ :

The program have been edited a bit, so please use this new program not the one I shared before

from math import * 
l=#type l here (value given to you) 
m=#type m here (value given to you) 
def primefact(x):
    if x==1:return [] 
    if x%2==0:return [2]+primefact(x/2) 
    if x%3==0:return [3]+primefact(x/3) 
    for a in range(1,int(((x+1)**0.5)/6+1)+1):
        if x %(6*a-1)==0: 
            return [6*a-1]+primefact(int(x/(6*a-1))) 
        if x %(6*a+1)==0: 
            return [6*a+1]+primefact(int(x/(6*a+1))) 
    return [x] 
for b in range(0,1+int(log(m,2))):
    c=str(b)
    a="a"+c 
    globals()[a]=[] 
print("processing%")
for a in range(l,m): 
    if a%(10**5)==0:print((a-l)/(m-l)*100) 
    eval("a"+str(len(primefact(a)))+".append("+str(a)+")")
print("processing finished. final data is below")
for i in range(0,int(log(m,2))+1):
    print(eval("len(a"+str(i)+")"))

$\large{Variable\space values}$ :

Name of participant

Value of

l

Value of

m

Siddharth Chakravarty

2\times10^8

5\times10^6+2\times10^8

David Stiff

5\times10^6+2\times10^8

10^7+2\times10^8

Vinayak Srivastava

10^7+2\times10^8

5\times10^6+10^7+2\times10^8

Zakir Husain

5\times10^6+10^7+2\times10^8

3\times10^7+2\times10^8

Note :

If Akela Chana, Jeff Giff or anyone else is wishing to participate also then you may ask in the comments.
If any of you will complete your work before the end of the week and wanted more then you can voluntarily ask for it.
If you are having any doubts related to this then clear it here.
If you know a better programming language then kindly suggest.
For more information see On Most common number of prime factor!.
In python $a^b$ is written as : a**b So don't write it in this format - ''a^b'' as it will not work properly.
Analysis till $2\times10^8$ will be there on the Analysis Page soon!

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Number Of Prime factor (N.O.P.) Week 3 (Main Page)

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