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Het I got the opportunity to build another app 😄
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the app takes one integer value between 1 and 10000 and uses two iterative macros (each walking 5000 iterations)
stack exchange has this page with a complete and working function (I tested it on three values just to make sure the output is as intended)
the app takes one integer value between 1 and 10000 and uses two iterative macros (each walking 5000 iterations)stack exchange has this page with a complete and working function (I tested it on three values just to make sure the output is as intended)
This made me go back to my college math theory class (although I had to look up the formula online). Standard macro is only to keep as a nice package - iterative macro inside it does the real work. I limited it to a maximum test number of 100K as the larger the number the exponentially longer the macro takes to run. The standard macro also includes a Test tool in case the iterative macro hits the iteration limit before calculating all primes (won't happen the way with limit at 100K).
Workflow:
Macros:
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Iterative Macro
Standard Macro
Iterative Macro
Standard Macro
