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  Argument
 
    number     Integer expression
 
  Returns
 
    Boolean    True if number is odd; otherwise False
 
  Description
 
    The Odd function returns a Boolean value of True if passed an odd
    number. It returns False if the number is even. An even number is
    a whole number divisible by two.