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Prime or not

Problem

The is-prime method answers a question that is usually hard to eyeball. Use it on two numbers that both look prime at a glance: 97 and 91. Print the result for each on its own line.

(91 is the catch — it equals 7 × 13.)

Example

The program prints:

True
False

Solution

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