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Practice Python 11: Is it Prime?
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#In this program, I've created the function isPrime(), which allows the user to call the function, | |
#enter a number, and then immediately see if it is or isn't a prime number. | |
def isPrime(x): | |
for i in range(2,x): | |
if x % i == 0: | |
test = True | |
else: | |
test = False | |
if test is True: | |
print('This is not a prime number') | |
else: | |
print('This is a prime number') | |
#Test cases: | |
#1. 67 | |
#Enter a number: 67 | |
#This is a prime number | |
#2. 100800000 | |
#Enter a number: 10800000 | |
#This is a prime number | |
#3: 4237 | |
#>>> isPrime(4237) - First use case of the function, isPrime | |
#This is a prime number | |
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