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techincally 0 has the most factors. you can multiply any number you want by 0 to get 0

0x101=0

0x100=0

0x99=0

0x98=0

etc...

the factors of 100 are limited to only 9 factors.

1x100=100

2x50=100

4x25=100

5x20=100

10x10=100

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