Code difficulty: 3/10
Math difficulty: 4/10

In this challenge I ask that you do the following things:

Create a program that will:

1. Allow a user to input a number
2. Allow the user to see if the number is prime or not
3. If the number is not prime, tell the user what number it is divisible by
4. Use a function to process whether or not the value is prime (this idea will be used in a future challenge
5. Use double or Long for increased number length

Concepts used: Functions, variables, loops, arithmatic functions, breaks, boolean

You should be able to do this by: Lesson 33

My solution: http://ideone.com/AKmCm (spoilers- Don’t look unless you are really stuck!)

Please note that my solutions are not checked thoroughly, and should only be used for reference. They are often non-optimal solutions that could be improved upon (by you!). I keep these intentionally rough for just that reason.

Code difficulty: 4/10
Math difficulty: 4/10

Before we begin here: Q. What is a dual prime?
A. A dual prime is 2 prime numbers that are exactly “2” apart. Example: 3, 5 // 11,13, etc.

In his challenge I ask that you do the following things:

Create a program that will:

1. Allow a user to input a number to iterate up to
2. Allow the user to see all the dual primes, and a list of the numbers that are NOT dual prime
3. Use either a vector or a list and their inherent member functions to handle the data from the loop

Concepts used: Functions, variables, loops, arithmatic functions, breaks, boolean, vectors (or lists), template class member functions

You should be able to do this by: Lesson 44

My solution: http://ideone.com/Y7wiJ (spoilers- Don’t look unless you are really stuck!)

Please note that my solutions are not checked thoroughly, and should only be used for reference. They are often non-optimal solutions that could be improved upon (by you!). I keep these intentionally rough for just that reason.