Use the isprime function that you wrote in programming challenge 21 in a program that reads in an integer that is less than 3001 stores a list of all the prime numbers from 2 through that number in a file name d "primelist. txt". prompts and output labels. no prompts, no labels. after closing the file, the program writes "prime numbers written to primelist. txt." on a line by itself in standard output. input validation if the value read in exceeds 3000, the program silently terminates. / / function prototype bool isprime (int);

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Jesse Snow

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24 November, 01:24

Use the isprime function that you wrote in programming challenge 21 in a program that reads in an integer that is less than 3001 stores a list of all the prime numbers from 2 through that number in a file name d "primelist. txt". prompts and output labels. no prompts, no labels. after closing the file, the program writes "prime numbers written to primelist. txt." on a line by itself in standard output. input validation if the value read in exceeds 3000, the program silently terminates. / / function prototype bool isprime (int);

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Kelvin Pacheco · Answer 1

Just include all the following data accurately.

#include

#include

using namespace std;

bool isPrime (int);

int main ()

{

int num=0;

int i;

bool prime;

ofstream outFile;

outFile. open ("PrimeList. txt");

while (num = = 0)

{

cin >> num;

}

for (i=2; i
if (isPrime (i))

outFile << i << "/n";

cout << "Prime numbers written to PrimeList. txt.

/n";

outFile. close ();

return 0;

}

bool isPrime (int n)

{

int i;

for (i=2; i
if (n%i==0)

return false;

return true;

}