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In assignment #1, should I assume that 2 and 3 are prime and use the 6+i format for integers to generate potential primes and then test up to sqrt of n?
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As long as the implementation work, you should be fine. There isn't only a correct way to do it, you can use Sieve's method, brute-force method, or something else. :-)
Alright. I am going to try to craft my own tomorrow. Spent a couple hours attempting this problem, and ended up looking at a few examples of how people accomplished it. I feel like I understand what they did.
6n+1 and 6n+5 have equal probabilities to occur ... usually a loop from 2 to sqrt(n) works better to find potentially i guess!
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