Write a program that has the class name IsFactor. The program should ask the user to...

 

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Write a program that has the class name IsFactor. The program should ask the user to enter two integers (assume both will be greater than 1). . The program should determine if the smaller of the two numbers is a factor of the larger of the two (regardless of which order the numbers are entered). Based on whether the smaller is a factor of the larger, print out the appropriate message. You may assume the user will always enter two different integers so one will be larger and one will be smaller. As a reminder, a factor of one number is any whole number that divides it evenly. So, 8 is a factor of 64, since 64 is evenly divisible by 8. Enter the first number: 5 Enter the second number: 65 5 is a factor of 65 Enter the first number: 35 Enter the second number: 2 2 is not a factor of 35 Write a program that has the class name IsFactor. The program should ask the user to enter two integers (assume both will be greater than 1). . The program should determine if the smaller of the two numbers is a factor of the larger of the two (regardless of which order the numbers are entered). Based on whether the smaller is a factor of the larger, print out the appropriate message. You may assume the user will always enter two different integers so one will be larger and one will be smaller. As a reminder, a factor of one number is any whole number that divides it evenly. So, 8 is a factor of 64, since 64 is evenly divisible by 8. Enter the first number: 5 Enter the second number: 65 5 is a factor of 65 Enter the first number: 35 Enter the second number: 2 2 is not a factor of 35