ong switch_prob(long x, long n) { long result = x; switch(n) { case 50: case 51: result = 4 * x; break; case 52: result >>= 2; break; case 53: x = 3 * x; case 54: x *= x; can u possibly write it like this thank u.

HW5-1 (55 points) This problem involves reverse engineering of a switch statement from assembly code. (It could also be done from disassembled object code with a bit more work, including using the GDB debugger to inspect the content of the jump table.) In the following procedure, the body of the switch statement has been removed long switch prob(long x, long n) long result = x; svitch (n) t /Fill in code here return result; Following is the assembly code for the procedure (compiled with -01). Remember that param eters x and n will be passed in registers %rdiand %rsi, respectively. HW5-1 (55 points) This problem involves reverse engineering of a switch statement from assembly code. (It could also be done from disassembled object code with a bit more work, including using the GDB debugger to inspect the content of the jump table.) In the following procedure, the body of the switch statement has been removed long switch prob(long x, long n) long result = x; svitch (n) t /Fill in code here return result; Following is the assembly code for the procedure (compiled with -01). Remember that param eters x and n will be passed in registers %rdiand %rsi, respectively