Determine Prime and return Factors
Determine if a number is Prime if it is not prime return Factors of the number
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Option Explicit
'Add two textboxes 1- txtFactors(Returns Factors) and 1- Text1(Input number
'Two commandbuttons 1-cmdPrimeand 1-cmdPrime2
'One Label 1-Label2
Private Sub cmdPrime_Click()
Dim I As Long, J As Long, Num As Long
Num = Val(Text1.Text)
If Num <= 3 Then
Label2.Caption = "Entry is Prime"
Exit Sub
End If
If Num Mod 2 = 0 Then
Label2.Caption = "Entry is Not Prime"
Exit Sub
End If
I = Int(Sqr(Num)) ' Should be Sqrt(Num)
For J = 3 To I Step 2
If Num Mod J = 0 Then
Label2.Caption = "Entry is Not Prime"
Exit Sub
End If
Next J
Label2.Caption = "Entry is Prime"
End Sub
Private Sub cmdPrime2_Click()
Dim Factors As New Collection
Dim I As Long, J As Long, K As Long, L As Long, Num As Long
Num = Val(Text1.Text)
I = Int(Sqr(Num)) ' Should be Sqrt(Num)
For J = 2 To I
If Num Mod J = 0 Then
L = Factors.Count \ 2
K = Num \ J
If Factors.Count > 0 Then
Factors.Add J, , , L
If (K <> J) Then Factors.Add K, , , L + 1
Else
Factors.Add J
If (K <> J) Then Factors.Add K
End If
End If
Next J
If Factors.Count = 0 Then
txtFactors.Text = Text1.Text & " is prime."
Else
txtFactors.Text = Text1.Text & " is not prime." & vbCrLf
txtFactors.Text = txtFactors.Text & "It is divisible by "
For I = 1 To Factors.Count
txtFactors.Text = txtFactors.Text & Factors.Item(I) & " ,"
Next I
End If
End Sub
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