Complete the given program code by creating the sumOfOdd function so that when program executes it will display the sum of the numbers of Odd or Even from 1 to the input value. B fun main() { print("Enter a number: ") val a = rdInt () print("Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: ") val choice rd() var isOdd false if (choice.equals("Y")) isOdd = true sumofodd (isodd, a) //create this function } private fun rd() = readLine()!! private fun rdInt() = rd().toInt () Example Output 1 Enter a number: 7 Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: Y The sum of odd numbers from 1 to 7 is 16 Example Output 2 Enter a number: 7 Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: N The sum of even numbers from 1 to 7 is 12

Complete the given program code by creating the sumOfOdd function so that when program executes it will display the sum of the numbers of Odd or Even from 1 to the input value. B fun main() { print("Enter a number: ") val a = rdInt () print("Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: ") val choice rd() var isOdd false if (choice.equals("Y")) isOdd = true sumofodd (isodd, a) //create this function } private fun rd() = readLine()!! private fun rdInt() = rd().toInt () Example Output 1 Enter a number: 7 Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: Y The sum of odd numbers from 1 to 7 is 16 Example Output 2 Enter a number: 7 Display the sum of odd numbers [Y/N]: N The sum of even numbers from 1 to 7 is 12

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.2: Returning A Single Value

Problem 12E

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