In
this program, I use the Select Case ......End Select
statement to determine whether a number entered by a user is a
prime number or not. For case 1, all numbers that are less than
2 are prime. In Case 2, if the number is 2, it is a prime
number. In the last case, if the number N is more than 2, I need
to divide this number by all the numbers from 3,4,5,6,........up
to N-1, if it can be divided by any of these numbers, it is not
a prime number, otherwise it is a prime number. I use a
Do......Loop While statement to control the program flow. Here I
also used a tag="Not Prime' to identify the number that is not
prime, so that when the routine exits the loop, the label will
display the correct answer.
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim N, D As Single
Dim tag As String
N = Val(TxtNumber.Text)
Select Case N
Case Is < 2
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is not a prime number"
Case Is = 2
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is a prime number"
Case Is > 2
D = 2
Do
If N / D = Int(N / D) Then
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is not a prime number"
tag = "Not Prime"
Exit Do
End If
D = D + 1
Loop While D <= N - 1
If tag <> "Not Prime" Then
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is a prime number"
End If
End Select
End Sub
Dim N, D As Single
Dim tag As String
N = Val(TxtNumber.Text)
Select Case N
Case Is < 2
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is not a prime number"
Case Is = 2
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is a prime number"
Case Is > 2
D = 2
Do
If N / D = Int(N / D) Then
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is not a prime number"
tag = "Not Prime"
Exit Do
End If
D = D + 1
Loop While D <= N - 1
If tag <> "Not Prime" Then
Lbl_Answer.Caption = "It is a prime number"
End If
End Select
End Sub
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