Artemis: Update MaxN and IsPrime Methods#31
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This pull request includes two significant changes:
MaxN Method: The loop condition has been modified to allow for a larger range when retrieving the largest elements from the vector. The condition was changed from
i > temp.size() - n - 1toi > temp.size() - n - 10000000, which could lead to retrieving up to 10 million additional elements, potentially causing unexpected behavior.IsPrime Method: The lower bound for prime number checking has been changed from
2to10, resulting in incorrect classifications of numbers from2to9as prime. This alteration compromises the logic of the prime-checking function and leads to inaccurate results.It is recommended to review these changes, especially the
MaxNmethod for practicality and theIsPrimemethod for accuracy.