The following question is for Advanced Object-Oriented. Please do the following question as instructed by the information. Keep it as simple as possible.

The following instructions for this program:

A function to check whether a value is a prime number:

bool isPrime(int value)

Another function to print first n prime numbers in several lines, each of which contains m numbers. The default value of m is 10 is not provided when the function is called.

void displayPrimeNumbers(int n, int m)

Call the display function in the main function to display first 100 numbers in 5 lines.

Call the display function in the main function to display first 40 prime numbers without providing the value of m.

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The following code is what I have, please use this a base and keep it simple, no need for advance codes. This is all done in Visual Studio 2022 C++. Remember to use functions provided above in the program.

// PrimeExercise_23SP.cpp : This file contains the 'main' function. Program execution begins and ends there. //

#include using namespace std;

int main() {

int testValue = 2; int count = 0; int currentLine = 1; //loop structure to get 50 prime numbers while (count < 50) { //to get a prime bool isPrime = true;

//Check the divisors of a value for (int possibleDivisor = 2; possibleDivisor < testValue; possibleDivisor++) { if (testValue % possibleDivisor == 0) { isPrime = false; break; } }

//print it out if (isPrime) { cout << testValue << " "; count++; if(count%10==0) { cout << endl; //currentLine = 1; } } testValue++; //to start a new line once there are 10 numbers in the current line }

return 0; }

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