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The n-ary value of something is determined by the number of “factor pairs” it possesses. For those who may have forgotten, a number's factors are the lesser numbers that multiply together to equal the number. For example, 2 has 1 factor pair, namely (1,2). Therefore, 2 has a n-ary value of 1 (or is a prime number). 4 would have two factor pairs, being (1,2 and 2,4). Thus an n-ary value of 2.

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cnv0 will take a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 4 arguments. The first will be a quantity, of how many numbers to output. The second will be the n-ary value, the third will be the lower-bound of where to begin checking values, and the fourth will be the upper-bound of where to stop checking values.