Prime Power

Brute Force Approach
A Python project to determine whether a given number is a prime number, a power of another number, or neither.
This project was developed in my 1st year, 1st semester as part of the LifeSkills & Python program conducted by the ARJUNA Trust.**

🚀 Features

• Prime Number Detection: Identifies if an input is a prime number.
• Power Detection: Checks if a number is a perfect power (can be expressed as ( a^b ) with integers ( a > 1, b > 1 )).
• User-Friendly Input: Simple prompts for any integer and displays the result.
• Educational Purpose: Demonstrates logical programming for beginners using Python.

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💻 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x

How to Run

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/DRV-Sai-Siddarth/Prime-Power.git
   cd Prime-Power
   

2. Run the program

   python prime_power.py
   

   If your main file has a different name, replace prime_power.py with its name.

3. Follow the prompt

   • Enter a number when asked.
   • The output will state if the number is Prime, Power, or Neither.

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📝 Example Usage

Enter a number: 27 27 is a power (3^3).

Enter a number: 13 13 is a prime number.

Enter a number: 20 20 is neither a prime nor a power.

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📂 Project Structure

Prime-Power/ ├── prime_power.ipynb # Main Python script ├── README.md # Project documentation

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👨‍💻 Author

• DRV Sai Siddarth P Sai Santhosh Kumar C Nikhil

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🎓 Acknowledgements

• Project developed during the LifeSkills & Python program by ARJUNA Trust

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📄 License

This project is open-source and available for educational use.

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Ready to check if a number is prime or a power? Clone and try it out!