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1 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:wow! this is really cool. an easy program that is. can you tell me what the % do? does this really compute all prime numbers including above million? becuase I tried to input more than a million and it always come out to be "not prime," I'm just not sure if it's really accurate. is it?
do you have a program for a simple calculator that computes 3 operations, as for example 89+34*6 - in this case, it follows the math rule which executes the multiplication first then addition?
well, i just need a little help in starting my project. and i hope you would be able to read this and consider my request.
thanx.
Posted by Markhooz on Monday, 12.11.06 @ 08:19am | #745