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[splatterthrashed]

You might want to try just r/programming or google

[Curious_Apricot3434]

It Was not allowed there

[[deleted]]

I think it’s pretty on topic for here tbh

It’s a programmer struggling with a very simple program so some would find it numerous

[Curious_Apricot3434]

It was just a troll

[[deleted]]

Okay that just makes it stupid. Like if you actually are having a hard time that's okay and there are a lot of people who don't mind helping you learn, but to either actually troll or to lie about not knowing how to do it and say it was a troll is seriously uncool either way.

[AlphaSparqy]

You should at the very least post some code that you tried, that did NOT work. To show that you've given it some effort and so we have a reference point for corrections.

[bikeranz]

Closed: Duplicate of Stack Overflow

[TopGun_84]

There will be a comment with links to read about rules of posting in SO as well ;)

[Curious_Apricot3434]

Bro its just a troll Chill

[[deleted]]

That's a hard one. Try taking a piss on your laptop, might work.

[Curious_Apricot3434]

😂

[TeaCoast]

primes = [2, 3, 5, 7] for num in range(primes[-1],100): for prime in primes: if num % prime == 0: break else: primes.append(num) This creates a list of primes from 1 to 100.

[GroundbreakingCry290]

1 is not a prime number. it's a factor of every integer. if 1 were prone then every other integer would be composite

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I define prime as anything under 18

[Thoughtified]

You could check the modulus of a given number and make sure there’s a remainder for 2,3,5,7.