Hello, I need help with this ECE 2310 coding problem. Please show all the correct parts to this problem. I will provide

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Hello, I need help with this ECE 2310 coding problem. Please show all the correct parts to this problem. I will provide

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Hello,
I need help with this ECE 2310 coding problem. Please show all the correct parts to this problem. I will provide the Problem that I want you to solve in the first image. please follow all of the directions for this problem.
What I want for you is to show a C# code in the .NET Fiddle C# Complier, for this problem.
Please provide a PICTURE or SCREENSHOT of the OUTPUT to make sure that the C# Code Program works and provide the code itself so I can see if it works or not.
Make sure the code works and I promise that I will rate you. Thank you very much.
2. (25%) Prime numbers (a) (15%) Write a C# program that computes and prints out all prime numbers <200. Print these prime numbers 8 in a row. A prime number is a positive integer> 1 with 1 and itself as the only two divisors. So, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19 are the first 8 prime integers. To compute prime numbers, you may use the % (modulo) operator. (b) (10%) Enhance your C# program to compute the total number of prime number less than 1000. You do not have to print out the prime numbers 8 in a row; just how many they are. To clarify this question, if I ask you to compute and print prime numbers less than 100, you'll print 2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 in the first row, 23 29 31 37 41 43 47 53 in the second row etc; but if I ask you to compute the total number of prime numbers less than 100, then the total is 25 since there are 25 prime numbers from 2,3 up to 89, 97, less than 100.
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