$(1)$ Create a masm program, LP$1$A to prompt the user to enter a number between $1$ and $9.$ Write a nested loop to print the

numbers as follows:

For e$.$g$.$ if the user entered $9,$ then the output would be:

Enter a value for length: $9$

$123456789$

$12345678$

$1234567$

$123456$

$12345$

$1234$

$123$

$12$

$1$

You must create a procedure that prompts the user for input. You must create a procedure to output the numbers as required.

How are any arguments passed to the procedures?

$(2)$ Create masm program, LP$1$B to prompt the user to enter a number between $1$ and $9.$ Write a nested loop to print the

numbers as follows:

For e$.$g$.$ if the user entered $9,$ then the output would be:

Enter a value for length: $9$

$1$

$12$

$123$

$1234$

$12345$

$123456$

$1234567$

$12345678$

$123456789$

You must create a procedure that prompts the user for input. You must create a procedure to output the numbers as required.

How are any arguments passed to the procedures?

$(3)$ Create masm program, LP$1$C to prompt the user to enter a number between $1$ and $9.$ Write a nested loop to print the

numbers as follows:

For e$.$g$.$ if the user entered $9,$ then the output would be:

Enter a value for length: $9$

$111111111$

$222222222$

$333333333$

$444444444$

$555555555$

$666666666$

$777777777$

$888888888$

$999999999$

You must create a procedure that prompts the user for input. You must create a procedure to output the numbers as required.

Use a different method to pass arguments from $(2)$ to the procedures?

$(4)$ Modify the printLet procedure explained in class to print a Letter, followed by a Digit. Start with $\text{'}0\text{'}.$

So$,$ the out put would be A$0$ B$1$ C$2$ D$3...$ etc.

What happens after you reach digit $9?$