I updated and created a programmer dvorak layout with dvorak/qwerty number order. I did not touch the shifted keys, I've found it easier with programming. When you have to use calculators, this layout will be helpful more with normal number order. Otherwise it's pretty efficient with shifted number keys for me.
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ilk = int(input("gir\n")) | |
son = int(input("gir \n")) | |
sonuc = set() | |
for i in range(ilk, son, 1): | |
for bolen in range(2, i, 1): | |
if i % bolen == 0 and i % i == 0: | |
pass | |
else: | |
sonuc.add(i) | |
print(sonuc) |