Write Python code to compute the factors of a positive number $N$ entered by the user. Then the program stores the factors of $N$ as a list. Code uses the len$()$ function to count the elements and reports the number of factors $($NF$).$ Example:

If $N=7,$ the factors are: $1,7$ and the number of factors is $2.$ The output is "The number of factors of $7$ is $2$ and the factors are: $[1,7]"$

If $N=9,$ the factors are: $1,3,9$ and the number of factors is $3.$ The output is:

"The number of factors of $9$ is $3$ and the factors are: $1,3,9"$

Hint: you can use the module operator $\%.$ To determine if the number $N$ is divisible by a factor $i,$ the condition $N\%i==0$ must be True, where i takes successive values: $1,2,$dots,$N$ within a loop

If the number has exactly two factors then report "The number $xx$ is prime", otherwise "The number $xx$ is not prime"