Function number_of_divisors(n) returns wrong results

[yuanyanhui]

https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/blob/master/maths/basic_maths.py
Function number_of_divisors(n) returns wrong results, e.g., number_of_divisors(6) produces 2. Correct answer should be 4.
After factorization, if n is not 1, this means it's a prime which has two divisors, thus the result should be multiplied by 2.
Solution: add the following code before function returns (line 60),
if n > 1: div *= 2

[ramkishanteli2]

Dear @yuanyanhui,
Could you assign this issue to me?
Thanks.

[yuanyanhui]

@ramkishanteli2 Seems only maintainers can assign issues.

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[Bjiornulf]

This issues seems to have been resolved in commit 42a80cdaf689b03b326164862318039bd43bbff1 PR #6017.

[debjit-bw]

Has this issue been solved? If not, I would like to take this up.

[Bjiornulf]

@debjit-bw as I said in the previous comment, I think this has been solved in the pointed commit (you can take a look by yourself). Sadly I don't think this issue gets much attention, and I doubt it will ever be closed...

[debjit-bw]

Oh sorry @Bjiornulf, I completely missed your earlier comment. Yeah this issue seems fixed. Thanks!

[nfarhaan]

Hello,
Can you assign this issue to me?