1) Write a function called divisors that takes two natural numbers m and n,
and returns a List object containing all natural numbers (starting from m,
and going down to 2) by which n is divisible. For example:
divisors(6, 6)
should return a List object equivalent to
List(6, List(3, List(2, Empty))), whereas
divisors(4, 6)
should return a List object equivalent to
List(3, List(2, Empty)).
Then, use this function as a helper to write the function is_prime, which
takes a natural number n and returns True if the number is a prime number,
and False otherwise. A number is prime if its only divisor greater than 1 is
the number itself (example: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, etc.). 0 and 1 are not
prime. For example:
is_prime(2) is_prime(3) is_prime(5) etc.
should return True, and all of
is_prime(0) is_prime(1) is_prime(4) etc. should return False.