Java Program to find Prime Numbers Between 1 to 100

In this video we will learn how to write a java program to find prime numbers between 1 to 100.
Prime Number:
It is a number that is divided by itself or 1. That means we can not divide other number than 1 or itself.
Example:
2,3,5,7,11,13,17.....
Please correct the above program with open and close brackets:
1. add open bracket in 12th line
2. close bracket after 15th line
3. add open bracket in 16th line
4. finally add close bracket in the last line in the program...
Sorry for the inconvenience ....in the coming session will not happen like this.
Thank you for your cooperation ....

[@nasreennasu1999]

It is displaying odd numbers not prime numbers

[@varadharajulu.g312]

Absolutely

[@duggirambabu7792]

Yes.
Now change the code like this way
if(i%j==0)
{
s=1;
break;
}
Now it prints prime numbers.

[@reymondu4422]

yaaaa it is not correct .the code is wrong that is not prime numbers plzzz check it sir

[@LuckyTechzone]

Thank you for Video. It Helped me alot @lucky techzone

[@EdClarkHYCT]

Great video! Awesome solution! Keep up the great work!!👌👍👏

[@byluckysir]

Happy to help

[@CajetanRahul]

Great explaination🙏

[@jojio1709]

what is the purpose of j++ it also gets incremented in the 2nd iteration right ?

[@vinithasampangiram4693]

Extraordinary explanation. Thanks a lot sir

[@byluckysir]

Thankyou very much 👍👍 keep watching 👍👍

[@adithyadevulapalli6761]

@@byluckysir
Sir, in this what is purpose of j++
J++ not update..

[@kalidassneelamegam5756]

Explain how to get the given number(using scanner class) is prime or not.... Please

[@Onestep_to_Travel_05]

Awesome coding

[@guilhermedeltoro]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@byluckysir]

Glad it was helpful!

[@byluckysir]

Happy to help

[@prasanthkumar8265]

explanation ok but i have small dought why did you take scanner method

[@byluckysir]

Scanner can use tokenize using custom delimiter and parse the stream into primitive types of data

[@shabinp6760]

The break statement should be inside the if condition

[@kamisettymounya8325]

Nice explaination sirr

[@byluckysir]

Happy to help

[@adithyadevulapalli6761]

In this code what purpose of j++

[@boyaprakash2456]

Thank u bro

[@byluckysir]

Most welcome 👍👍

[@Tarra_Rajeswari]

Really super explanation

[@Tarra_Rajeswari]

I like the explanation

[@byluckysir]

class primeNumber
{
public static void main(String args[]){
int i,s,j;
for(i=2;i

[@varakits1062]

@@byluckysir The logic you used doesn't work for prime number please verify your logic again. Your logic is able to print other than prime numbers also. For eg: 9,15,21,27 and so on

[@byluckysir]

@@varakits1062 Thank you for your comment, In this program logic works perfectly but open and close bracket issue crates wrong output, I suggest you check video description where i explained in detail..Thank you for your cooperation.

[@minajshaikh6988]

Software programming development for the further interview

[@enigma533]

How the hell is 9 a prime number? 9 can be divided by 3 as well sir...then I saw description..Thank you

[@vidyawagh9484]

So do you got desired output???

[@vidyawagh9484]

If so, kindly share the correct program

[@minajshaikh6988]

If condition.
Switch case..
If else system
Public static void main

[@shivashabharish5887]

Multiples of 3 are coming in output bro is it wrong r what... ¿

[@byluckysir]

Please check the description, logic is right, open and close brace wrong, i have instructed in the description please check 👍👍👍

[@vidyawagh9484]

No it is not correct in explaination also

[@vidyawagh9484]

Printing the same output as earlier

[@vidyawagh9484]

Either create new program with new link

[@ajayvarma5271]

Sir , prime numbers are like 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,23......97. In your output display only odd numbers did not get prime numbers please check once again in output.

[@aptptl]

i agree with you

[@simhachalambure2230]

Hi Ajay here is the correct code
int num = 100;
for(int i = 2;i

[@bharathmiketyson4077]

@@simhachalambure2230 second for loop lo j

[@FunTravelTel]

J++ means what

[@byluckysir]

++ is increment operator in java

[@adithyadevulapalli6761]

J++ why not update ..

[@RavindraKumar-eb3db]

LOGIC IS WRONG DEAR FRIENDS

[@byluckysir]

please check video description

[@b.rajeshkumar3227]

How 9 is a prime number ?

[@byluckysir]

Please check video description , little code correction required 👍👍