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Prime Number Calculator by Aloysius1234

Aloysius1234
Aloysius1234
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19th Mar 2013
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Comments

  • Box-Poorsoft
    Box-Poorsoft     20th Mar 2013
    Now, how the hell did you do that?
  • PTuniverse
    PTuniverse     20th Mar 2013
    Sorry for multi-posting, but I'd like to say it only works until 167, where it mistakens 169 as a prime number.
  • PTuniverse
    PTuniverse     20th Mar 2013
    The method below can be used to find prime numbers greater than 3, the only problem is that it's confusing. I'd like to see someone do this to extend this "table".
  • PTuniverse
    PTuniverse     20th Mar 2013
    You can use the numbers 2 and 3, and keep on adding it by itself, if you find a number that both 2 and 3 skips, then that number is prime.
  • -Nyanmar
    -Nyanmar     20th Mar 2013
    1 word: Hacker
  • pds3-14
    pds3-14     20th Mar 2013
    2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31... the main trouble is what function to use to check the remainder.
  • pds3-14
    pds3-14     20th Mar 2013
    So it shouldn't be that hard to do
  • pds3-14
    pds3-14     20th Mar 2013
    it only needs to check the primes from 2-31 for each number up to 1000.
  • hb1501038
    hb1501038     19th Mar 2013
    how do you use this? +1
  • Tatr629000
    Tatr629000     19th Mar 2013
    You can use this for your homework!!!! +1