Program $3$ Description

Now that you have done it with user input, let's mix things up a bit.

Write and test a nasm program to perform the following tasks in the order specified:

Display the program title and programmer$$s name.

Get the user's name, and greet the user.

Display instructions for the user.

Repeatedly prompt the user for an integer value in the range $[1000,10000]$

Validate the user input to be within range.

If the input is $\text{'}$q$\text{'},$ jump to step

Using the integer from Step $4,$ generate an array of random floating$-$point values

Use the genrand$\_$res$53()$ function from mt$19937.$h Download mt$19937.$h$($you will need to make this a $.$c file that you compile to an object file for linking to your assembly code$)$ to generate the requested number of floating point values

Get the average of these values using floating$-$point math

Print out the numbers in your array, $5$ per line.

For extra credit, plot a histogram of the values using a tool of your choice.

All of the above should be done in double$-$precision floating$-$point. I would recommend R$,$ python, or matlab for plotting if you want to do the extra credit.