A random dabbing stick man will ask you to type in a number, and he will tell you if it's prime or not. WARNING: The larger the number you put in, the longer it will take for the stick man to evaluate the number. It works best with 3-digit numbers or less. You CAN put in a 4-digit number, but it will take a long time. All numbers that end in even numbers and 5 and 0 (unless the number is just 2 by itself) are composite numbers. Just saying so you don't type in a huge number that ends in a even number or 5 or 0 and you just wait. For an hour. (No negative numbers! Or decimals! Or 1!) Glossary: PRIME: A number that's only divisible by 1 or itself. Example: 17 | 17/1 = 17 | 17/17 = 1 COMPOSITE: A number that can be divided by a number other than itself and 1. Example: 15 | 15/5 = 3 | 15/3 = 5 (Slash means divided by.)
This was a class challenge. WARNING: There is a color changing light. NOT CLICK BAIT!!! What's best is if you do a big number, make a new tab and play another Scratch game. Make suggestions about how to improve! To prove that this works, look it up on the Internet. How it works: First, it makes a lost of numbers all the way to the number that you typed. Then, it goes back to the first one and sees if it's a factor. It checks until there is no more. If there is one, then it's composite. If not, it's prime.
