Writing Computer Programs Quick Check 2 of 52 of 5 Items Question How can we filter out numbers less than 2 in a number sequence to find prime numbers?(1 point) Responses We can have a predefined list of all prime numbers and check if the given number is inside that list. We can have a predefined list of all prime numbers and check if the given number is inside that list. We can test numbers less than 2 by checking if it is divisible by 2. We can test numbers less than 2 by checking if it is divisible by 2. Our code needs to throw an error if numbers less than 2 are given. Our code needs to throw an error if numbers less than 2 are given. We can have a conditional check to filter out numbers less than 2. We can have a conditional check to filter out numbers less than 2. Skip to navigation page 13 of 13

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Writing Computer Programs Quick Check 2 of 52 of 5 Items Question How can we filter out numbers less than 2 in a number sequence to find prime numbers?(1 point) Responses We can have a predefined list of all prime numbers and check if the given number is inside that list. We can have a predefined list of all prime numbers and check if the given number is inside that list. We can test numbers less than 2 by checking if it is divisible by 2. We can test numbers less than 2 by checking if it is divisible by 2. Our code needs to throw an error if numbers less than 2 are given. Our code needs to throw an error if numbers less than 2 are given. We can have a conditional check to filter out numbers less than 2. We can have a conditional check to filter out numbers less than 2. Skip to navigation page 13 of 13

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To effectively filter out numbers less than 2 in a number sequence to find prime numbers, the most appropriate response is:

**We can have a conditional check to filter out numbers less than 2.**

By implementing this conditional check in your code, you can easily screen out any numbers that do not meet the criteria for being prime. Since prime numbers are defined as greater than 1, this approach ensures that you only process numbers that can potentially be prime.