
This paper presents a method for generating odd numbers and distinguishing prime numbers from composite numbers. A linear function is used to produce all odd integers, while a two-variable function generates all odd composite numbers. Prime numbers are then identified by excluding the composite values from the set of odd numbers, resulting in a systematic and computational approach to identifying odd primes.
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