The following program first reads an integer number 'number' entered by the user and assumed to be greater than 5. The program uses two variables 'oddCount' and 'evenCount for counting respectively the odd and even numbers between 1 and the entered number inclusively. Finally, the program prints both counts ("oddCount' and 'overCount'). To solve the problem, drag and drop the appropriate statements shown below in the right missing parts of the program code above. for i in range (1, number): if i/2 - 0 DOVE. program ########### for i in range (1, number): if 1/2 == 0: else: for i in range (0, number): for i in range (1, number+1): number = int(input("Enter an integer number greater than 5:)) if 1/2 = 0 if l%2 == 0 print ("evenCount = %5d oddCount = %50" %(even Count, oddCount)) oddCount oddCount + 1 oddCount, evenCount = 0, 0 | evenCount = evenCount + 1