is-prime-fast
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Fastest algorithm ever created to detect if a number is prime in O(1), that works in 95%+ cases for numbers in the 32-bit int range
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is-prime-fast 
Detect whether a value is an prime number.
Install
Install with npm:
$ npm install is-prime-fast Usage
var isPrime = require('is-prime-fast');
//it works with integers
isPrime(50);
//=> "I'm detecting non-prime behavior in this number." (every time you get random response)
// it also works with strings
isPrime("321");
//=> "I'm getting the sense that this number is composite."
//it also works with numbers written using words
isPrime("one hundred and eighteen");
//=> "I'm getting the feeling that this number is not a prime."
// It also works with almost every language:
//German
isPrime('vierundzwanzig');// 24
//=> "I don't think this is a prime."
//Spanish
isPrime("sesenta y ocho");// 68
//=> "It appears that this number is not a prime."
//Polish
isPrime("Sześćdziesiąt dziewięć") // 69
//=> "This number isn't showing any prime-like properties."
//And sometimes it doesn't work
isPrime(7)
//=> "This number doesn't seem to fit the definition of a prime."
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Contributing
Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
Running tests
Bruh, who needs tests?
Author
Krzysztof Pniaczek
License
Copyright © 2023, Krzysztof Pniaczek. Released under the Beerware License (Modified).