Your program should allow users to enter an integer 'n. The program prints hexadecimal representation of w if it is a prime number; else the program prints: "n is not a prime number" where 'n' is the number entered by the user. Input Format above Constraints above Output Format Examples: 47 OUTPUT: 0x2F Press any key to continue 46 OUTPUT: 46 is not a prime number Press any key to continue.

Your program should allow users to enter an integer 'n. The program prints hexadecimal representation of w if it is a prime number; else the program prints: "n is not a prime number" where 'n' is the number entered by the user. Input Format above Constraints above Output Format Examples: 47 OUTPUT: 0x2F Press any key to continue 46 OUTPUT: 46 is not a prime number Press any key to continue.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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