Program 1. Write a busy-wait assembly program that scrolls "Hello Buffs , across the HEX display of the DE1O-lite board. (There are 4 spaces after the - -, there are no spaces between is -'). Only use the first 4 hex displays (the ones at 0xFF200020) The program should then alternate between the following two patterns on the HEX display of the DE10-lite board: Pattern A Pattern B. These should be displayed 3 times, and then followed by the pattern (all 7 segments are lit): Pattern C This pattern should be displayed 3 times alternating with a blank display. So, after the "Hello Buffs" message is scrolled across the display, the display should show the patterns: A, B, A, B, A, B, C, blank, C, blank, C, blank. The scolling and display of patterns should should repeat in an infinite loop The name for the program file should be --buffs.s.. The timing for the patterns and shiftng can all be the same. Make it look good Program 1. Write a busy-wait assembly program that scrolls "Hello Buffs , across the HEX display of the DE1O-lite board. (There are 4 spaces after the - -, there are no spaces between is -'). Only use the first 4 hex displays (the ones at 0xFF200020) The program should then alternate between the following two patterns on the HEX display of the DE10-lite board: Pattern A Pattern B. These should be displayed 3 times, and then followed by the pattern (all 7 segments are lit): Pattern C This pattern should be displayed 3 times alternating with a blank display. So, after the "Hello Buffs" message is scrolled across the display, the display should show the patterns: A, B, A, B, A, B, C, blank, C, blank, C, blank. The scolling and display of patterns should should repeat in an infinite loop The name for the program file should be --buffs.s.. The timing for the patterns and shiftng can all be the same. Make it look good