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## What is the `sympy` library?

**`sympy`** is a library we use for symbolic mathematics in Python. 

We use **`pip`** to install `sympy`. Let's refer to the following command:

```
pip install sympy
```

## The `nextprime` method

The **`nextprime`** method returns the `i`th prime number greater than the given number, where `i` is an integer. 

The default value for `i` is `1`. So, the `nextprime` method returns the first prime number greater than the given number.

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## Syntax
Let's view the syntax of `nextprime` method.

```python
sympy.nextprime(n, ith=1)
```

## Parameters

- **`n`**: This represents any number.
- **`ith`**: This indicates the ordinal prime number greater than `n` to be retrieved.

## Return value

The method returns the `ith` prime number greater than `n`.


## Code
Let's view the code below:

import sympy

n = 100
ith = 5

print("sympy.nextprime(%s, %s) = %s" % (n, ith, sympy.nextprime(n, ith)))

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## Code explanation

- Line 1: We import the `sympy` package.
- Line 3: We define `n`.
- Line 5: We define `i`.
- Line 6: We obtain the `ith` prime number larger than `n` using the `sympy.nextprime()` method.

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What is sympy.nextprime() in Python?

It computes the ith prime number greater than a given value using `sympy.nextprime(n, ith=1)`.

What is sympy.nextprime() in Python?

What is the sympy library?

The nextprime method

Syntax

Parameters

Return value

Code

Code explanation

What is the `sympy` library?

The `nextprime` method