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If n=12, it is >0 and even number
Hence it will return n+1 = 12+1= 13
If n=-20, it is <0,
Hence it will return n-1 = -20-1 = -21
If n=9, it is > 0 and odd number
Hence it will return 2n = 2*9 = 18
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