A is an array of integers described as {A[0], A[1], A[2], A[3]...., A[n-1]}. Perform the following calculations on the elements of A: (Reven =(((( (A[0] A[2]) + A[4]) A[6]) + A[8]) ... ) % 2) (Rodd = (((((A[1] A[3]) + A[5]) A[7]) + A[9]) ... ) % 2) Notice that zero-indexing is used to calculate Reven and Rodd, and they are always modulo 2. You can then use Reven and Rodd to determine if A is odd, even, or neutral using the criterion below: If Rodd > Reven, then A is ODD. If Reven > Rodd, then A is EVEN. If Rodd = Reven, then A is NEUTRAL. For example, given the array A = [12,3,5,7,13,12], calculations are: Reven =A[0] * A[2] = 12 * 5 = 60 Reven A[4] = 60 + 13 = 73 Rodd A[1] * A[3] = 3 * 7 = 21 Rodd + A[5] 21 + 12 = 33 The final values are Reven % 2 = 73 % 2 = 1, Rodd % 2 = 33 % 2 = 7 so the answer is NEUTRAL.