Influence on Social media - for Geek''s, C/C++ Programming

Recently social media has been flooded by fb posts, tweets, news articles about only thing demonetization.A great debate is ongoing over it. Most of the people discussing in social media platform usually tend to take sides, i.e. either they support the move, or they not. There is such a group of N people, who vehemently discuss about their views about this everywhere possible on any platform. The influence of a person is determined by the number of posts he makes. The more posts you make about your support/opposition, more your influence. Usually it is hard to determine whether a person supports/opposes the moves just by reading their posts, as they will make some oblique references here and there, often followed by a big digression into cat-dog memes, and name calling as the final resort, sometimes as a first resort too in rare cases. But you came to know from FB AI team that the people whose support this move behave slightly oddly. Specifically, FB team told that a person will be a supporter if number of divisors of the number of posts a person makes is an odd prime number. You are given information about number of posts each person makes, specifically person i makes P posts. A study about user behaviour tells that no-one likes to have same number of posts as the other persons as they consider it as a loss of their identity. So, users make posts in such a way that no two persons have the same number of posts, i.e., all the Pi’s are distinct. You want to study the social media strength of users supporting the move. Let K denote the number of supporters of the move. For each i-th most influential supporter, you want to find his/her rank in overall influence in the social media (considering both supporters/opposers).

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