Description
Problem statement :
Write a function which finds the n<sup>th</sup> prime number. For simplicity, we assume that the input will always be an integer(int). If the input is smaller than or equal to 0, the function should return -1.
Files to work on
* `src/PrimeNumber.cpp` Implement the necessary functions therin
#Running tests
* To run the program, select the configuration `main_executable` from the top right and click on run
* To run the tests, select the configuration `runTests` from the top right and click on run
* To use Clion’s Google test configuration:
* Goto Run->Edit Configurations..
* Select the “+” icon on the top left to add a new configuration of type “Google Test”
* Enter in a name, and also target configuration as any one of the above
* Select Ok.
* You can now use this configuration for better test display by CLion.
Notes
* What is a prime number ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_number
* In our problem, we consider 2 is the first prime number.
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* The Initial code will **not necessarily** compile. You will have to write the necessary code.
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* look at this video for how to run CLion tests: https://youtu.be/8Up5eNZ0FLw
