Implement the following for a $2$ dimensional object $($do not worry about overflow for this lab$)$:

$1)$ Ask the user for the coordinates of a line with two endpoints. Have the user input, as ONE string input, x and y values. You can use the default format $($x$,$y$)$;$($x$,$y$)$ or you can adopt a different formatting. Let the user know the formatting. If you don$$t let the user know, the grade will be based on user entering in default format. The input will be unsigned Do not worry about zero. Parse user input.

$2)$ Pack the x and y values, using the following format. All of the x values are packed into one $32$ bit register, where each value is represented by $16$ bits. All of the y values are packed into one $32$ bit register, where each value is represented by $16$ bits. For example, if the user inputted $(2,3)$; $(3,1),$ then the contents of the two registers would look like figures $4$ and $5.$