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How do i create a table in c++ that displays all the priem numbers between 1 & 100

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How do i display a table of prime numbers in c++ between "starting number" and "Finishing Number"?
Oct 3 '07 #1
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JosAH
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How do i display a table of prime numbers in c++ between "starting number" and "Finishing Number"?
I'd better move your question to the C/C++ Forum section for you.

kind regards,

Jos
Oct 3 '07 #2
sicarie
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How do i display a table of prime numbers in c++ between "starting number" and "Finishing Number"?
I'd create a function that would discover all the prime numbers between the two, probably returning an array, and then pass to that the input of the two numbers by the user.
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