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public int next() { for (int i=lowerRange; i<=upper; i++) { if (lowerRange>upper) { break; } if (isPrime(i)==true) { lowerRange=i+1; return i; } } return 0; } For some reason this is giving me the prime numbers up until the "upper"-th prime number, instead of all the prime numbers until the VALUE OF upper. Any ideas??
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I think you've stumbled onto an oddity of variable scoping. i inside the braces is one thing, i in the for loop is another. Just for fun, put a print statement in the second if block and see what happens on a short run.
I didn't get what do you want to archive with this function. Is your objective to list all prime number from a number X to a number Y?
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