Can't we simply do return b[no]?

#1

At 2:33 as bhaiya did return b[no]==1?true:false;
can’t we simply do return b[no] it will also return 1 i.e true if its a prime and 0 i.e false when it’s not a prime, correct me if wrong

#2

Yes, you can do that as well

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