Add IsPrimeNumber usage example for SplashKit utilities#673
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Description
This PR adds a new SplashKit utility usage example demonstrating how to test integers for primality
using the built-in
is_prime_number(Python/C++) andIsPrimeNumber(C#) functions.It includes multi-language examples for Python, C++, and C# (both OOP and top-level).
The example is minimal, clear, and demonstrates the function in the least number of lines possible.
Usefulness: A SplashKit user may want to check if a number is prime for math-based games,
algorithms, or educational purposes. This example clearly shows the difference between prime
and non-prime numbers.
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
Testing Checklist
npm run buildnpm run previewChecklist
If involving code
Folders and Files Added/Modified
public/usage-examples/utilities/is_prime-1-example.pypublic/usage-examples/utilities/is_prime-1-example.cpppublic/usage-examples/utilities/is_prime-1-example-oop.cspublic/usage-examples/utilities/is_prime-1-example-top-level.cspublic/usage-examples/utilities/is_prime-1-example.txtAdditional Notes
This example demonstrates the use of SplashKit’s
is_prime_number/IsPrimeNumberfunctions acrossmultiple languages, providing a consistent, minimal, and easy-to-follow example for developers.