This Lua code does the following: 1. It prompts the user...

This Lua code does the following:

1. It prompts the user for a number by displaying the message "whats your number? " using io.write.
2. It reads the user's input using io.read() and converts it to a number using tonumber. The result is stored in the variable x.
3. It checks if the conversion to a number was successful (if x then).
   • If x is a valid number:
     • It checks whether the number is less than or equal to 10 (if x <= 10 then).
       • If the number is less than or equal to 10, it prints: "your not the sigma".
       • Otherwise, it prints: "your the sigma".
   • If the input is not a valid number (else branch of the first if):
     • It prints: "not a number fn".

Summary of outputs:

• If the user enters a valid number:
  • If the number is <= 10: It prints "your not the sigma".
  • If the number is > 10: It prints "your the sigma".
• If the user enters anything that is not a valid number: It prints "not a number fn".