Understanding the 'n' Parameter in the isSemiprime Function

Apologies for the oversight. To clarify, 'n' is the parameter of the 'isSemiprime' function, which represents the positive integer being checked for being a semiprime. When calling the function, you should pass a specific positive integer as an argument to 'isSemiprime(n)'. For example:

assert isSemiprime(6) == True
assert isSemiprime(9) == True
assert isSemiprime(1) == False
assert isSemiprime(7) == False
assert isSemiprime(12) == False

Here, 'n' is replaced with the respective positive integers being tested.