Everything i looked at does not help as it doesn't work on sting $($WASP$).$ Please remember that its WASP assembly code. Please just provide the assemble code. The assemble code should look like

$($comma indicates next line$)$:$06$F$5,1$A$00,001$B$.$

Write an assembly language program for the WASP processor using the Sting assembler.

Your assembly program should allow the user to encrypt a message using a Caesar Cipher.

A "Caesar Cipher" is a simple and well$-$known way to encrypt text. To use it$,$you first pick a number $($called the "shift". For example, $3).$Then every letter in the message has that number added to it$,$to move it forward in the alphabet. For example, in this case, $"$A$"$becomes$"$D$"."$B$"$becomes $"$E$"$and so on$.$For numbers at the end of the alphabet, the letters start again from the beginning. Using a shift of $3,$the text YELLOW SUBMARINE becomes BHOORZ VXEPDULQH.Your program will work as follows:Allow the user to type in a single digit for the shift. The shift will be between $0$and $9.$Your program will store the number in a variable. You do not need to handle shifts larger than.he user will type text into the console. This will be converted to the encrypted text and displayed on the screen.The program will work for both upper$-$and lower$-$case characters. The program will notchange spaces, digits, or other symbols.The program will halt once it has displayed a line of text. $($Check for the new line character.For example, if the user enters a shift of $7,$then enters "Good morning, Mr$.$Turing$!"$ your program will display: Nvvk tvyupun, Ty$.$Abypun$!($ Please just provide the assemble code.$)$