The following pseudocode represents a function count
that computes the number of primes in the range 2 \dots n.
function count(n) total = 0 for i = 2 to n fail = false for j = 2 to i-1 if i%j == 0 fail = true if not fail: total += 1 return total
Implement a corresponding function with Python. Implement the function in a file primes.py
using the following template:
def count(n): # TODO if __name__ == "__main__": print(count(2)) # 1 print(count(10)) # 4 print(count(11)) # 5 print(count(100)) # 25 print(count(1000)) # 168