This Question no 4 is related to 3 so I am posting 3 as well.

Question 4 (20 Points) How Many Prime Numbers within a range of 1 to M? (Embedded For Loops: Inner/Outer) In a well-commented Python program hmwk2Q4.py, extend the solution provided in Question 3 to determine if the number of prime numbers between 1 and M. Include a screen capture Hmwk204.jpg for the test case below. Hints: Number of Primes Between 2 and M Enter an integer: 1000 168 Hmwk204.jpg 1. Question 3 provides a test if a single integer N is prime or not. 2. Remove the input function to query the user for the integer N. 3. Embed (i.e. intent) the code for the single integer test in an outer for loop that uses N as the index variable 4. The outer for loop has the limits for N in range(1, M+1):, where M is the value supplied by the user 5. M is defined before the outer loop is executed 6. A counter of the number primes is initialized to zero before the outer loop is executed. 7. The counter is incremented INSIDE the OUTER loop when the INNER LOOP determines that N is prime Grading: 2 points for comments, 2 points for obtaining M, the upper limit of the prime number test from a user, 8 points for the correct OUTER LOOP, 2 points for initiating the counter, 2 points for incrementing the count, 2 points for implementing the correct INNER LOOP (extending Hmwk203.py) and 2 points for Hmwk204.jpg. Question 3 (10 Points) Prime Number In a well-commented Python program hmwk2Q3.py, extend the solution provided in Question 2 to determine if the integer N is a prime number. Include a screen capture Hmwk2Q3.jpg for the test case below Is The Integer Prime ? Enter an integer: 7919 7919 is Prime Hmwk2Q3.jpg Grading: 2 points for comments, 2 points for a correct logical test to determine if number is prime from the list of the factors (no need to display the list), 4 points for extending code from Hmwk2Q2.py, and 2 points for Hmwk203.jpg