Problem $1$

Complete the function MiniProject$1,$ which takes one positive integer $($endValue$)$ as an input argument. Within the function, generate an array of odd integers from $1$ to

endValue, and array of even numbers between $1$ and endValue, and an array with decreasing numbers from endValue to $1.$

The input Argument

endValue: a positive integer.

The output Arguments:

oddiNumbers: an array of odd numbers between $3$ and endiValue from smallest to largest

evenNumbers: an array of even numbers between $3$ and endValue from smallest to largest

reverseNumbers. an array of numbers decreasing from endValue to $3.$

$($Note: while the output arrays are double$-$precision numbers, the input is an integer.$)$

Restrictions: Do not use loops, sort or if else statements.

Hints: Use array indexing to generate the required numbers to create the odd, even, and reverse output arrays.

Foc example, with the function ReturnNumbers, given the integer:

lnouts:

endvalue $=13$

calling the function:

$[$oddNumbers$,$ evenNumbers, reverseNumbers$]=$ ReturnNumbers $($endValue$)$

Qutouts:

oddivumbers $=$

$13$

evenNumbers $=$

$3$

$24$

reverseNumbers $=$

$13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,1$

The oddilumbers array contains odd numbers in the range $1$ to $13.$

The evenNumbers array contains even numbers in the range $2$ to $12.$

Tho reversel Numbers array contains numbers from $13$ to $1$ in decreasing order.