The ancient Greeks defined "oblong" numbers to be those natural numbers which can be factored as m(m + 1) for some number m. Examples are LaTeX: 2=1\cdot22 = 1 2 , LaTeX: 6\:=\:2\cdot36 = 2 3 and LaTeX: 12\:=\:3\cdot412 = 3 4 . Write a function which receives a number n and prints the first n oblong numbers. Do NOT write a function call. (On the "Format" menu, select the font attribute "< > code" to better maintain proper indentation of your code.)