Below are two code examples, one in assembly and one in C. Your task is to complete the C code to create a .c file that when compiled, results in the displayed assembly code. I compiled this code on bertvm with the command "gcc -S problem 1.c". This results in a .s file that has the form below, but with a number of lines that start with u.cli ... that I have removed for clarity. Those are assembler directives that typically deal with alignment issues, which we can ignore for now