*PLEASE KNOW THAT SCORES TREND UPWARD/DOWNWARD AS YOUR # OF MULTIPLES DECREASES/INCREASES. THIS MEANS YOU SHOULD COMMENT YOUR INPUT WITH YOUR FINAL BENCHMARK FOR COMPARING* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *higher is better* This project is the successor to my old project, Scratch95, which is my first attempt at making a prime finder. (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1323753672/) But, this project is ~7.7 times faster at finding primes, and gives a detailed breakdown of how well each part runs on your computer, as well as giving a benchmark. Speaking of benchmarks, you should check out my project gScratch, a CPU benchmark in Scratch. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PPS=Progress Per Second
Benchmarks: ALL MULTIPLES = 10000 RA Chromebook #1 4 GB RAM Celeron 3855U FINAL BENCHMARK: 65.36 Chromebook #2 4 GB RAM Celeron N4500 FINAL BENCHMARK: 130.99 B & O Elitebook #1 16 GB RAM 13th Gen i5-1335U FINAL BENCHMARK: 320.01 PC #1 (my pc) 16GB RAM 14th Gen i5-14400 FINAL BENCHMARK: 534.49 PC #2 16GB RAM 12th Gen i5-12500T FINAL BENCHMARK: 529.53
