~PRIME AND COMPOSITE NUMBER GENERATOR~ For my other Mathematics projects, see my Mathematics studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/36775284 !WARNING! This project will slow down significantly if you are not using Turbowarp and are generating a high amount of numbers (~50 000 to ~200 000). I recommend that you use Turbowarp for maximum frame rate. Project Information: This is a number generator where you ask for a amount of numbers (between 1 and 200 000), and the program will generate all the prime and composite numbers within your range. Context: A prime number is a number that has only two factors: 1 and itself. Prime numbers are always odd, except for 2. A composite number is a number that has more than two factors. Composite numbers are usually even, but can be odd (e.g. 9). 1 is not prime nor composite, because it only has one factor. Limitations: Due to a single Scratch list only being able to support up to 200 000 items, the maximum amount of numbers you can generate is 200 000. On top of that, zero, things that aren't numbers at all, negative, irrational, and imaginary numbers cannot be used within the program. Decimals are automatically rounded up to the nearest number and Infinity cannot be used as it is not a number; but merely the amount of numbers there are. Euler's number (e), which approximately equals 2.718, is also a umber that can be registered by Scratch, but not in this program. Credit and Remixing: - Credit to the Scratch Wiki for the prime and composite number generation code. - Thanks to the awesome coder CodeKirby for the Kirby profile picture on the thumbnail. The picture is taken from his project "Challenge!". - As per the Scratch rules, everyone (including you) can remix this and every other project as you like. That's it folks! Have a great day! :)
