function triangleAnalyzer$($angleA$,$ angleB, angleC$)\{$

$//$ triangleAnalyzer takes three arguments named angleA, angleB, and angleC:

$//*$ If any angle is $90$ degrees, return the string "this is a right triangle"

$//*$ If any angle is over $90$ degrees, return the string "this is an obtuse triangle"

$//*$ If all angles are under $90$ degrees, return the string "this is an acute triangle"

$//$ Other conditions that must be met:

$//*$ All angles must be of type number. If not, return the string "all angles must be numbers"

$//*$ All angles must be greater than zero. If not, return the string "all angles must be greater than zero"

$//*$ The three angles must add up to $180.$ If not, return the string "angles must total $180"$

$//$ Hint: the order of the conditions in the pseudo$-$code above and in the actual code is not necessarily the same

$//$ Hint: It's advised to deal with the other conditions first, like arguments being of the wrong type.

$//$ In the real world, these are considered "edge cases".