For any number, we can find all of its factors and add them up. Some numbers will have a factor sum that is less than themselves(deficient), some will have a factor sum that is more than themselves(abundant). And some will have a factor sum that is exactly equal to themselves... these are the so-called "perfect" numbers.

Write a program called FactorSum.py that lets the user enter a whole number N, and then computes the percentage of numbers between 2 and N that falls into each of the three above categories.

(Note: When adding up factors, include 1 and all factors less than the number, but do not include the number itself.)

Requirements:

• The output should include the three percents... numbers between 0 and 100, and formatted to be rounded to four decimal places.
• User-friendly, as always.
• Include appropriate comments.
• In Python