Any Prime Number in Range

Published by Matt in
algebraalgorithmsmathnumbers

Create a function that returns true if there's at least one prime number in the given range (n1 to n2 (inclusive)), false otherwise.

Examples

PrimeNumberInRange(10, 15) ➞ true
# Prime numbers in range: 11, 13

PrimeNumberInRange(62, 66) ➞ false
# No prime numbers in range.

PrimeNumberInRange(3, 5) ➞ true
# Prime numbers in range: 3, 5

Notes

  • n2 is always greater than n1.
  • n1 and n2 are always positive.
  • 0 and 1 aren't prime numbers.
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