Write a Java program that takes integer inputs N (where N >= 2 ) from the user until the user input is 0 (zero is the sentinel value) and check if the user input value is a prime number or not. Use nested loops. Sample Input and output: Enter a number > 2 Output: prime Enter a number > 11 Output: prime Enter a number > 10 Output: not prime Enter a number > 9 Output: not prime Enter a number > 23 Output: prime Enter a number > 0 Output: Loop ends. Good Bye!

Write a Java program that takes integer inputs N (where N >= 2 ) from the user until the user input is 0 (zero is the sentinel value) and check if the user input value is a prime number or not. Use nested loops. Sample Input and output: Enter a number > 2 Output: prime Enter a number > 11 Output: prime Enter a number > 10 Output: not prime Enter a number > 9 Output: not prime Enter a number > 23 Output: prime Enter a number > 0 Output: Loop ends. Good Bye!

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Section5.5: A Closer Look: Loop Programming Techniques

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