Direct recursion is the term we use when a procedure calls itself. Of course, you never want to let a procedure keep calling itself forever, because the runtime stack would fill up. Instead, you must limit the recursion in some way. Write a program that calls a recursive procedure. Inside this procedure, add 1 to a counter so you can verify the number of times it executes. Run your program with a debugger, and at the end of the program, check the counter’s value. Put a number in ECX that specifies the number of times you want to allow the recursion to continue. Using only the LOOP instruction (and no other conditional statements from later chapters), find a way for the recursive procedure to call itself a fixed number of times.