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Ulam spiral 2

Like Ulam, I had a boring moment and began drawing a spiral like him's. But his version is utterly incorrect, as the \ diagonal distorts the equation n^2.

The following picture illustrates an wrong Ulam spiral at left and a correct at right:

enter image description here

I challenge you to output a numbered Ulam spiral, the right version, where it is mandatory to highlight the primes. The input is n, meaning the point where the spiral ends. For the image example I gave n was 100. It will always begin at 1

I don't care what highlight style you use (different color, font weight, circle around number, etc), given it makes the primes easily distinguishable form the rest.

There will be no accepted answer; just did it for fun.

 

Ulam spiral 2

Like Ulam, I had a boring moment and began drawing a spiral like him's. But his version is utterly incorrect, as the \ diagonal distorts the equation n^2.

The following picture illustrates an wrong Ulam spiral at left and a correct at right:

enter image description here

I challenge you to output a numbered Ulam spiral, the right version, where it is mandatory to highlight the primes. The input is n, meaning the point where the spiral ends. For the image example I gave n was 100. It will always begin at 1

I don't care what highlight style you use (different color, font weight, circle around number, etc), given it makes the primes easily distinguishable form the rest.

There will be no accepted answer; just did it for fun.

Ulam spiral 2

Like Ulam, I had a boring moment and began drawing a spiral like him's. But his version is utterly incorrect, as the \ diagonal distorts the equation n^2.

The following picture illustrates an wrong Ulam spiral at left and a correct at right:

enter image description here

I challenge you to output a numbered Ulam spiral, the right version, where it is mandatory to highlight the primes. The input is n, meaning the point where the spiral ends. For the image example I gave n was 100. It will always begin at 1

I don't care what highlight style you use (different color, font weight, circle around number, etc), given it makes the primes easily distinguishable form the rest.

There will be no accepted answer; just did it for fun.

 

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Ulam spiral 2

Like Ulam, I had a boring moment and began drawing a spiral like him's. But his version is utterly incorrect, as the \ diagonal distorts the equation n^2.

The following picture illustrates an wrong Ulam spiral at left and a correct at right:

enter image description here

I challenge you to output a numbered Ulam spiral, the right version, where it is mandatory to highlight the primes. The input is n, meaning the point where the spiral ends. For the image example I gave n was 100. It will always begin at 1

I don't care what highlight style you use (different color, font weight, circle around number, etc), given it makes the primes easily distinguishable form the rest.

There will be no accepted answer; just did it for fun.