Problem $1$: Write pseudocode for a program that prints out all of the prime numbers in the inclusive range $($containing endpoints$)$ between $1$ and N $,$ where $N$ is an integer entered by the user. Use the pseudocode description from the lecture $2$ slides. Remember to write the pseudocode keywords $($BEGIN$,$ OUTPUT, DIF, etc...$)$ in all capitals. The remaining text will not be capitalized. Also be sure that decision blocks and loop blocks are indented as in the class example. Don' forget to address special cases, if there are any. If you find it useful, you may use a variable called my$\_$list that can be treated as a variable to hold a list of values. To put a number into this variable, use:

SET my$\_$list to include number

$"$ Put your pseudocode in this cell using the "raw" setting for the cell in the

$"$ dropdown box in the menu at the top of the Jupyter notebook.