.Prime Numbers In this task, you will implement a program that takes as input a number n and produces a list of integers less than or equal to n that are prime. The way to think about a problem is to break it down into individual parts. Start by creating a function isPrime() that checks whether it’s argument is prime or not. The pseudocode for checking isPrime is given below, there are better ways to do it… this is just one. 6 Step 1: count = 2 Step 2: while count < number Step 3: if count divides the number evenly return false Step 4: add 1 to count Step 5: Goto step 2 Step 6: return true

.Prime Numbers In this task, you will implement a program that takes as input a number n and produces a list of integers less than or equal to n that are prime. The way to think about a problem is to break it down into individual parts. Start by creating a function isPrime() that checks whether it’s argument is prime or not. The pseudocode for checking isPrime is given below, there are better ways to do it… this is just one. 6 Step 1: count = 2 Step 2: while count < number Step 3: if count divides the number evenly return false Step 4: add 1 to count Step 5: Goto step 2 Step 6: return true

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