Submission (1)Convert the following pseudo code into assembly code. ( 7/' represents comments)// Each element is 1 Byte long// Each element is 1 Byte longarrayl13h, 14h, 15h, 16harray2 12h, 13h, 14h, 15h// lengthl is a Symbolic constant// length2 is a Symbolic constant// this variable is 1 byte long initialized with 30lengthl = number of items in Arrayl.length2 = number of items in Array2samplel = 30hsample2 = 5h.// this variable is 1 byte long1 byte long variablemax of lengthl and length2. // maxlength is// this is a variable initialized with 0maxlength =index = 0.While (index < maxlength ) {If (arrayl[index] > array2[index]expl = (arrayl[index] * samplel) / (array2 [index]1,1, only store the quotient of the division in expl and expl isSample2)16 bit long variableelseexpl = 0index = index + 1} Submission (2)array1 elements are 1 byte longarray2 elements are 1 byte longlength1 and length2 are symbolic constantsample1 and sample2 are 1 byte long variables initialized with 30h, and 5h respectivelymaxlength is a 1 byte long variable and uninitialized in the beginning.Inside the code section, compute the largest between length1 and lenght2 and store it in themaxlengthIndex is a variable that is 1 byte long and initialized with 0Exp1 is a variable that is 2 byte long.You are free to use any register and user defined temporary memory variables to store thevalues.Your code must produce correct results.Also handle corner cases (e.g. if the divisor is zero, assign 0 to exp1)

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Submission (1) Convert the following pseudo code into assembly code. ( 7/' represents comments) // Each element is 1 Byte long arrayl 13h, 14h, 15h, 16h array2 12h, 13h, 14h, 15h // Each element is 1 Byte long // lengthl is a Symbolic constant // length2 is a Symbolic constant // this variable is 1 byte long initialized with 30 lengthl = number of items in Arrayl. length2 = number of items in Array2 samplel = 30h sample2 = 5h. // this variable is 1 byte long maxlength = max of lengthl and length2. // maxlength is // this is a variable initialized with 0 1 byte long variable index = 0. index < maxlength ) { If (arrayl [index] > array2 [index] expl = (arrayl[index] * samplel) / (array2 [index] only store the quotient of the division in exp1 and exp1 is 7716 bit long variable While ( Sample2) else expl index = index + 1 = 0

Submission (1) Convert the following pseudo code into assembly code. ( 7/' represents comments) // Each element is 1 Byte long arrayl 13h, 14h, 15h, 16h array2 12h, 13h, 14h, 15h // Each element is 1 Byte long // lengthl is a Symbolic constant // length2 is a Symbolic constant // this variable is 1 byte long initialized with 30 lengthl = number of items in Arrayl. length2 = number of items in Array2 samplel = 30h sample2 = 5h. // this variable is 1 byte long maxlength = max of lengthl and length2. // maxlength is // this is a variable initialized with 0 1 byte long variable index = 0. index < maxlength ) { If (arrayl [index] > array2 [index] expl = (arrayl[index] * samplel) / (array2 [index] only store the quotient of the division in exp1 and exp1 is 7716 bit long variable While ( Sample2) else expl index = index + 1 = 0

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