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Follow the steps below to write and execute a function called TempCheck that evaluates an input body temperature and returns a word (also called a string) as the output. Open a new script and define a function called Temp Check, which has an input of Bedtime and an output of Result. Write a help file for Temp Check that includes a description of what it does, inputs, and outputs. Be sure to include a note that the temperature should be in Fahrenheit. Use a single if/elseif/else statement to determine whether the input temperature is hypothermic, normal, or hyperthermia (see table below for definitions). For each line of the if/elseif/else statement, assign the corresponding thermal condition (hypothermic, normal, or hyperthermia) to the output variable Result using apostrophes around the word. For example, if the input Body Temp = 97 degree F, the condition would be hypothermic, and Result = 'hypothermic'; should be returned. the operator && can be used to test two conditions, as shown in the "Normal" thermal condition below. Strategic use of else if and else can eliminate the need for && as well. Run your function in the command window three times omitting semicolons, inputting the temperatures 96.4 Degree F, 98 Degree F, and 100 Degree F, respectively