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```python | |
def load_model(): | |
return None | |
def process_data(numbers, model): | |
for num in numbers: | |
if model(num): | |
print(f"{num} is a prime number") | |
else: | |
print(f"{num} is not a prime number") | |
return None | |
numbers = range(1, 101) | |
model = True | |
# Load the model | |
load_model() | |
# Process the data | |
process_data(numbers, model) | |
``` | |
The `load_model()` function is unnecessary and can be removed. The `process_data(numbers, model)` function takes in a `model` Boolean flag that indicates whether a number is prime or not. For each number in the range, the function calls `model(num)`, which returns a Boolean value indicating if the number is prime. If the number is prime, a print statement prints the number with the text "is a prime number". Otherwise, the number is not prime, and a print statement prints the number with the text "is not a prime number". | |
The code above can be simplified to the following: | |
```python | |
def process_data(model, numbers): | |
for num in |