Write a function called theSequence that takes a single integer parameter named n. This function should then calculate and return the n-th integer in the sequence defined above. So, for example: printin(theSequence(1)); // Would output 1 printin(theSequence(2)); // Would output 1 printin(theSequence(3)); // Would output 1 printin(theSequence(4)); // Would output 3 printin(theSequence(5)); // Would output 5 printin(theSequence(6)); // Would output 9 printin(theSequence(7)); // Would output 17 printin(theSequence(7); // Would still output 17 printin(theSequence(7)); // Would always output 17 /l skipping ahead a few... printin(theSequence(37)); // Would output 1467182629 Your function must be able to support values of n arguments from 1 to 37. Your function should not include any hard-coded numbers, other than the number one. Meaning you can't have, for example, the number 31 or the number 1467182629 typed somewhere within your function.