Answer Posted / rajani nagandla

1.Read n
2.lets take variables of type int (i=1,j=1,temp=0,count=0);
3. for (;i<n;i++){
count=0;
while(j<=i){
if((i%j)==0){
count+=1;
j++;
if(count>2)break;
}
}
if(count==2)
temp=i;
}
4.the value in temp after for loop execution will be the
Greatest Prime Number

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