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Quick prime 2 till 100 calculator
{ --- START LICENSE BLOCK ---
***********************************************************
primes.pas
This particular file has been released in the public domain
and is therefore free of any restriction. You are allowed
to credit me as the original author, but this is not
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2018
If the law of your country does not support the concept
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the original author is still alive, or if his death was
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"(c) Jeroen Broks - licensed under the CC0 License",
with basically comes down to the same lack of
restriction the public domain offers. (YAY!)
***********************************************************
Version 18.07.05
--- END LICENSE BLOCK --- }
program primes;
var
hveld:array[0..100] of integer;
i1,i2:integer;
uitkomst:integer;
begin
for i1:=1 to 100 do hveld[i1]:=0;
for i1:=1 to 100 do for i2:=1 to 100 do begin
uitkomst:=i1*i2;
if uitkomst<=100 then hveld[uitkomst]:=hveld[uitkomst]+1
end;
writeln('primes = {');
for i1:=2 to 100 do begin
if hveld[i1]=2 then writeln(#9,i1,',')
end;
writeln('}')
end.
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Tricky1975 commented Jul 5, 2018

This is not much... I just used this program to generate a quick Lua script coming up with all prime numbers from 2 till 100...
Any Lua parser should pick this the output it generates nicely... I just made this pre-calculation in Pascal to prevent slowdowns in the Lua script... Or for fun, as I used to be as Pascal programmer, so coding in Pascal is a bit nostalgic for me.

(The code has only been tried in Free Pascal, but it should work in Turbo Pascal as well) :)

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