 Symmetric trapezoidal exactness for odd functions

On a partition of an interval symmetric about zero, the composite trapezoidal rule gives opposite quadrature nodes equal quadrature weights. Samples of an odd function cancel pairwise, and a zero quadrature node contributes zero. For a continuous odd function, its exact integral over $[-L,L]$ is also zero. Adding any affine function preserves exactness by linearity of the integral and of the quadrature rule. For example, $1+\sin x$ is nonpolynomial but both the exact integral and every uniform-grid composite trapezoidal rule value on $[-1,1]$ are two.