(a) Write a Java program that computes and prints out all prime numbers < 200. Print these prime numbers 8 ina row. A prime number is a positive integer > 1 with 1 and itself as the only two divisors. So, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13,17, 19 are the first 8 prime integers. To compute prime numbers, you may use the % (modulo) operator.(b) Enhance yourJava programto compute the total number of prime number less than 1000. You do not haveto print out the prime numbers 8 in a row; just how many they are. To clarify this question, if I ask you tocompute and print prime numbers less than 100, you'll print 2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 in the first row, 23 29 3137 41 43 47 53 in the second row etc; but if I ask you to compute the total number of prime numbers lessthan 100, then the total is 25 since there are 25 prime numbers from 2 ,3 up to 89, 97, less than 100.(c) A prime twin pair is a pair of two odd prime numbers p and p+2. {3, 5} and {5, 7} are both prime twinswhile {7, 9} and {53, 59} are not prime twins since 9 is not a prime and 53 and 59 differ by more than 2.Enhance your Java program to compute and print all the prime twin pairs less than 300 with 4 pairs in arow.

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(a) Write a Java program that computes and prints out all prime numbers <200. Print these prime numbers 8 in a row. A prime number is a positive integer > 1 with 1 and itself as the only two divisors. So, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19 are the first 8 prime integers. To compute prime numbers, you may use the % (modulo) operator.

(a) Write a Java program that computes and prints out all prime numbers <200. Print these prime numbers 8 in a row. A prime number is a positive integer > 1 with 1 and itself as the only two divisors. So, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19 are the first 8 prime integers. To compute prime numbers, you may use the % (modulo) operator.

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