Add Prime Number in Mathematica #2685
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I Am Adding a New Code Snippet in an Existing Language
Add {PROJECT} in {LANGUAGE}formatOther Notes
Please see my description in the Issue as to the structure of the code and why the tests can only be run manually; any such tests required by the project are included as part of the Pull Request and were verified by me (the author).
Note that this PR is a result of exporting the Mathematica Notebook as text, which drastically reduces its readability: within the Mathematica environment itself the Notebook looks much better, showing both input and output, elegantly formatted. If you (the Web site maintainers) like, I can provide the Notebook contents as exported HTML (with or without MathML), and the original Notebooks themselves— just let me know.