E) Write a function named fizz_buzz_and_fizzBuzz that accepts a number n and returns a list of numbers 1 to n, where each number divisible by 3 is followed by the word fizz, each number divisible by 5 is followed by the word buzz, and each number divisible by both is followed by fizzBuzz. Use a while loop, and your function must call isDivBy3and5. This is a classification problem-- i.e., classify a number according to its properties. The best control structure for a classification problem is an else-if. Study this example: classify the state of water according to its temperature. Here's what the function should return (note the commas): fizz_buzz_and_fizzBuzz(20) = "3 fizz, 5 buzz, 6 fizz, 9 fizz, 10 buzz, 12 fizz, 15 fizzBuzz, 18 fizz, 20 buzz, 24 function isDivBy3and5(n) { 25 > if (n % 3 == 0 && n % 5 == 0){- 27. } else { 28 return false; 29 } 30 }