I want to ask why is 9, 25, and 49 still prints the output? They are not prime numbers

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/c3tkJAyRpcIQ/?ref=app

Answer 1

There was some indentation errors and an extra while loop where an if was all that was required.

Here is the corrected code:

numb = 49
if (numb<100):
numb2 = 2
while (numb2 <= (numb / numb2)):
if not (numb % numb2):
print(numb," is not a prime.")
break
numb2 += 1
if (numb2 > (numb/numb2)):
print(numb, " is a prime.")
break
else : print("Your Number exceeded 100")

Answer 2

Use a loop.
First convert the code into a function, and then in a loop from 1 to 100, run the function for each number. The program will then print the numbers.

Here is a code for the same.

def prime(numb):
if numb==1: return
numb2 = 2
while (numb2 <= (numb / numb2)):
if not (numb % numb2):
break
numb2 += 1
if (numb2 > (numb/numb2)):
print(numb, " is a prime.")
for i in range(1,100): prime(i)

Answer 3

thank you for the corrected code. but how i will make it to print every prime number < 100?

Answer 4

so for loop is the answer?

Answer 5

thank you very much.. i will study the code..

Answer 6

thanks for the help
https://code.sololearn.com/cs94TQcK7Cpv/?ref=app