Consider the following x86-64 assembly language code, and write the value, i.e., 0 or 1, of the z, s, and o flags after the execution of any instructions that affect these flags. The lines in the code are numbered, so you only need to write the numbers of the lines of code for which the flags are affected, and the values of the three flags for each such line (that is, after the instruction on that line is executed), in your answer. Assume that rsp and rbp both have the value 0x1000 at the beginning of this code. Consider the following x86-64 assembly language code, and write the value, i.e., 0 or 1, of the z, s, and o flags after the execution of any instructions that affect these flags. The lines in the code are numbered, so you only need to write the numbers of the lines of code for which the flags are affected, and the values of the three flags for each such line (that is, after the instruction on that line is executed), in your answer. Assume that rsp and rbp both have the value 0x1000 at the beginning of this code