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1. (4 points) Write a class called Primes. The class should have the following:

a. A constructor. It is passed 2 parameters x and y, both of which are integers. You should write the class so that it can return a sequence of prime numbers between x and y (inclusive). For example, the prime numbers between 10 and 23 are 11, 13, 17, 19, and 23.

b. An isPrime method. It is passed a parameter p, and returns true if p is a prime number or false otherwise.

c. The class should implement the Iterable interface. This means that the Primes class should have a method called iterator, which returns an object of type Iterator. I have already written the iterator method; you must write hasNext and next for the Iterator object returned by the iterator method.

Here is the output that should be produced:

11 1317192329313741434753596167717379838997

package hw2;

import java.util.Iterator;

// generate a sequence of prime numbers that are greater than or equal to // smallest, and less than or equal to larges.

public class Primes implements Iterable { private int smallest, largest;

// fill this in public Primes(int x, int y) {

} // fill this in; to be used in one of more of the iterator methods below public static boolean isPrime(int p) { // replace this with your code return true; } // I have supplied the iterator method, which is required by the Iterable // interface. It returns an object which implements Iterator. You // must write hasNext and next methods for this object. public Iterator iterator() { // thie is an "anonymous inner class" return new Iterator() { private int p = smallest; public boolean hasNext() { // replace this return false; } public Integer next() { // replace this return p; } }; }

}