Please using visual studio 2019, the output still be ddd.d for example if you enter x=1, y=2 the output should be 1.3. Again in assembly language not C or C++. If Correct I WILL UPVOTE FOR SURE. THANK YOU!!! Here is the Windows 32 framework in assembly language

; Explain what this program does

; Author: Your name

; Date: put the date

.586

.MODEL FLAT

INCLUDE io.h ; header file for input/output

.STACK 4096

.DATA

number1 DWORD ?

number2 DWORD ?

prompt1 BYTE "Enter first number", 0

prompt2 BYTE "Enter second number", 0

string BYTE 40 DUP (?)

resultLbl BYTE "The sum is", 0

sum BYTE 11 DUP (?), 0

.CODE

_MainProc PROC

input prompt1, string, 40 ; read ASCII characters

atod string ; convert to integer

mov number1, eax ; store in memory

input prompt2, string, 40 ; repeat for second number

atod string

mov number2, eax

mov eax, number1 ; first number to EAX

add eax, number2 ; add second number

dtoa sum, eax ; convert to ASCII characters

output resultLbl, sum ; output label and sum

mov eax, 0 ; exit with return code 0

ret

_MainProc ENDP

END ; end of source code

Question 1 (100 points): One way to calculate the harmonic mean of two numbers x and y is using the expression x+y2xy Using the windows32 framework, write a complete 80x86 assembly language program to prompt for two numbers and then calculate and display their harmonic mean in ddd.d format. Hint: Multiply by 20 instead of 2 to get an extra digit. Then after you use the dtoa macro to convert the 10-times-too-large number to ASCII, copy (1 byte at a time) the last four characters of the string to the string you will actually display. The string for display might be defined as: hMeanOut BYTE 3 DUP(?), ',', ?, 0 Note: You need to take care the situation where x or y can possibly be less than or equal to zero by displaying an appropriate message box