Discuss the results of your experiment in a Word document. Show your analysis and your data then explain your conclusions. EXAMPLE: Here is an example scenario using the square algorithm. The

square routine will take a number in as a parameter, perform calculations to determine the square of the number and return the result. You will examine the routine and determine the variables of interest. Then experiment with different input values as you build your desk check tables. Sample Desk Check: Using your pseudo-code algorithm. This routine has three variables of interest: num-the input parameter • i-the value of the counter Value - the result of the calculation Our hypothesis will be: If you call the square routine with an input number, the calculated result returned by the square routine will be that number squared. The input value times itself (number X number). 1. Hypothesis: If you call the square routine with an input of 3, the calculated result should be 9. Experiment Desk check using 3 as input parameter Expected Result: square(3) = 9 2. num, value 033 136 239 Actual Result 2 3. Hypothesis: If you call the square routine with an input of 7, the calculated result should be 49.