This C# program defines a function called Prime that takes an integer as a parameter and returns a boolean indicating whether the number is prime. The Main function takes a user-input integer, checks if it is prime, and if not, iteratively checks if the number plus or minus integers from 1 are prime until it finds two prime numbers. It outputs the two prime numbers or just one if only one is found.
This C# program defines a function called Prime that takes an integer as a parameter and returns a boolean indicating whether the number is prime. The Main function takes a user-input integer, checks if it is prime, and if not, iteratively checks if the number plus or minus integers from 1 are prime until it finds two prime numbers. It outputs the two prime numbers or just one if only one is found.
This C# program defines a function called Prime that takes an integer as a parameter and returns a boolean indicating whether the number is prime. The Main function takes a user-input integer, checks if it is prime, and if not, iteratively checks if the number plus or minus integers from 1 are prime until it finds two prime numbers. It outputs the two prime numbers or just one if only one is found.