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Write a 32 -bit x86 assembly program that performs the following operations: Part 1: Swaps content of EBX as follows: Requirement: Store 'A' in EBX LSB or BL, store ' B ' in BH, and then swap BL and BH. You will have to use a temporary storage, you can use EAX (use AL) or any storage you may define. For example: Content of EBX at init: 00000000, then after storing A and B: EBX =00004241;4241=ASCII codes in Hex After swapping: EBX=00004142 which is BA Part 2: Create 2 Arrays, Array1 and Array2 -Initialize Array1 as: 1, 2, 3, 4, and Array 2 to 0,0,0,0 (must use the DUP instruction) Requirement: Copy content of Array 1 to array 2 in a reverse order, i,e: For example: Array 1=1,2,3,4 After program run: Array2 =4,3,2,1, Array _1 is unchanged, content are taken from array 1 to array 2 Part 1: Before swapping, after init, EBX: Registers After execution: swapped: you may use AL as temp Registers Part 2: Arrays after init After execution: Array2 is updated as expected Note: Array 2 is right next to Array, they can be displayed together