> 17 is a prime, so it's relatively prime to anything Not quite. 17 isn't relatively prime to a multiple of 17. The way the code works is that it takes the public exponent e as given (default 17), and then finds primes p and q such that p-1 and q-1 are both relatively prime to e.
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