(1) What is the output from each of the following pseudocode segments? (These are best solved with pencil and paper. For each segment, write down the variables and their values. Start stepping through the code line-by-line and whenever a variable changes note its new value on your paper. Each time an output statement executes, note that on your paper as well. When you're done with a segment, the answer you turn in is what you noted for that segment's output.) a. b. (2) You must design pseudocode for a program that accepts numbers from the user until the special number 299 is entered (you should use an indefinite loop for this.) After the user enters the special value, your program should output the number of numbers entered AND the sum of those numbers. You'll need a counter and an accumulator for this (see pp. 179-181 and 205-208). Make sure your loop is structured (see priming input in figure 3-16). Don't forget to comment your code. Make sure you PROMPT the user whenever requesting input from the user. Use a NAMED CONSTANT for the constant in this problem (no magic numbers) -- the number 299 is a constant here so it should be stored as a named constant (see text) and that named constant should be used in your code