$2.$ One of the first cool things I learned about in mathematics was the concept of a prime number. Prime numbers are unique positive integers that only have themselves and the multiplicative identity, $1,$ as divisors. The following flowchart was provided to the customer per their request for a flowchart to determine the sum of the first one hundred prime numbers. Unfortunately, there are many errors in the flowchart $($some even are logic errors$).$ For this problem, provide a list of all the errors that are in the flowchart $($structure$,$ context, and logic$).$ Next, provide a flowchart that determines the sum of the first $100$ prime numbers. The best flowchart will be able to be adjusted easily for a different number other than $100($e$.$g$.,$ the first $567$ prime numbers$).$ Note that the decision block with $$Is LCV prime?$$ is sufficient in this example.