Interactive Prime Factorization Demo (2–6 and General Integers)

This example demonstrates how to compute the prime factorization of an integer in an interactive way, while presenting the result through both textual feedback and visual elements. The key math concepts are prime numbers, prime factorization, generating a list of factors, and counting multiplicities (exponents) for each prime. In the construction, GeoGebra commands and objects include: Random to generate practice numbers; PrimeFactors to compute the factorization; listaprimos to store the prime factor list; Append to build the list step-by-step; Unique to filter distinct primes; Textfield to let learners input an integer and trigger the computation; Text-related objects (e.g., p1texto*/p1texto) to display the decomposition; Frequency to count how many times each prime appears (i.e., the exponent); and additional helper visuals created with Polygon, Segment, Circle, and Ellipse to frame the interaction. It also uses counters/feedback objects such as aciertos/fallos to support learning assessment. Suitable for middle-school math lessons and self-study on number theory and factorization, especially for interactive learning scenarios.