The first problem has three requirements. First, write a program that will find the $450$th

prime number. After every $50$ prime numbers in the search for the $450$th$,$ print the number of

prime numbers found up to that point to the console. Include an explanation of what the iteration

means $($i$.$e$.,150$ prime numbers found so far$).$ When you have identified the $450$th prime

number, print a statement to the console that indicates what this program was looking for and the

solution. $($Not sure what a prime number is$?$ You can read the explanation provided by

Wikipedia.$)$ Walk through how you might accomplish this task before you attempt to write the

programming code.

All prime numbers are odd, other than the number two. This eliminates a lot of

candidates. The first step is to create an array of odd numbers, then test whether they are prime

or not. Do this while you identify the remaining $449$ prime numbers. You could use the modulo

to test the values. How many divisors need to be checked before ruling a number out? You can

review this list of prime numbers to ensure that you have identified the correct prime number,

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Assignment $1$: this is a basic input and output file

September $22,2022$

John Smith

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Figure $1$

Content Needed in Every Script File

Note. This contains the name of the assignment $($Assignment $1),$ purpose of this

assignment $($this is a basic input and output script$),$ date $($September $22,2022),$ and

the name of the developer $($John Smith$).$

you can review this list of prime numbers. It is very important to note that submissions that

solely find prime numbers are unlikely to earn any points. A plethora of code snippets on the

internet accomplish any of the objectives for this assignment. However, copying their work does

not demonstrate that you understand it$.$ To be successful, you have to do the work.