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A nested loop is constructed to print prime numbers from 1 to 20. Each number is tested for divisibility by numbers smaller than itself to identify primes, using commands like continue, break, and the modulo (%) operator. Boundary cases like division by zero must also be checked.

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Construct two nested loops that print off the prime numbers from the sequence [1,2,3,...,20] by
testing each number in the sequence to see if it is divisible by a number smaller than itself. Have a
careful look at the previous examples; you will find commands like continue, break, and % helpful.
You will also have to test for boundary cases to avoid things like division by zero.

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