In an earlier lab, you wrote a program that printed all the prime factors of a number. One possible solution to that problem is included below.

number $=$ int$($input$("$Enter a number: $"))$

if number $<2$:

print$("$No prime factors"$)$

else:

print$($f$"$The prime factors of $\{$number$\}$ are:"$)$

factor $=2$

while factor $<=$ number:

if number $\%$ factor $==0$:

print$($factor$)$

number $//=$ factor

else:

factor $+=1$

Use this solution to develop a function print$\_$prime$\_$factors$()$ that takes a single integer parameter number. The function displays the prime factors for this number or the message $"$No prime factors" if the number is less than $2.$

Notes:

You can assume the argument passed to the function will always be an integer number.

The output produced by the function must be in the format shown in the examples below, including the format of the prompt, spaces, and punctuation.

This function does not return a value.