Primes Scoreboard
Rank	Username	Score
	primo	1000 (48 B)
	helge	980 (49 B)
	milieu	980 (49 B)
4	JWvdVeer	980 (49 B)
5	Wim	980 (49 B)
6	Ock	980 (49 B)
7	sacktap	960 (50 B)
8	six	906 (53 B)
9	nubs	906 (53 B)
10	ToastyX	889 (54 B)
11	spicausis	873 (55 B)
12	shopper	873 (55 B)
13	Steinigtmich	873 (55 B)
14	ptnplanet	873 (55 B)
15	lheurt	857 (56 B)
16	ralf	857 (56 B)
17	tleilax	857 (56 B)
18	geli	842 (57 B)
19	evch012	828 (58 B)
20	linepogl	814 (59 B)

Username	Bytes	Time ago
Recent Activity
vird	70	April 15 2012, 11:08:49
snupuns	43	April 08 2012, 13:50:42
snupuns	42	April 08 2012, 13:48:36
snupuns	50	April 08 2012, 13:46:05
vird	70	March 26 2012, 01:25:45
vird	72	March 23 2012, 22:30:05
vird	74	March 23 2012, 22:29:01
PatrickBic	87	February 03 2012, 10:57:57
PatrickBic	86	February 03 2012, 10:56:27
PatrickBic	86	February 03 2012, 08:56:32
PatrickBic	86	January 25 2012, 13:46:26
PatrickBic	87	January 25 2012, 13:43:02
minus	441	January 24 2012, 17:23:14
Ock	49	January 24 2012, 16:43:08
alakani	83	January 23 2012, 10:28:20

Challenge: Primes

Challenge information

Challenge Type	Private
Challenge Status	Open
Trim method	Full trim
Rating	[ up ] [ down ]

Instructions

Print out the 100 first primes.

Each number should end with a newline.

Example

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MD5 checksum:

9219657f37920419effadeb3f47a309f

Comments

Show/hide comments (2)

Wim	April 03 2011, 19:58:26
Primes is pretty basic but to get it small you have to think outside the box.