Python assembly language

Problem 6: The Fibonacci sequence in assembly 15 points; individual-only Begin by downloading the following file: ps6pr6.txt Move it into your ps5partII folder from Problem Set 5, and open the file in a text editor. Your task is to write a Hmmm assembly-language version of the Python program that you wrote in Problem 5. Your program should begin by reading an integer n from the user. It should then call a separate function to generate and print the first n Fibonacci numbers while also computing their sum. After the function returns, the program should print the sum and halt. In other words, the start of your assembly-language program should be comparable to the main function that you wrote for Problem 5, and it should call a separate function that has the same functionality as the fib function that you wrote for Problem 5. Important: For full credit, your assembly-language program must employ a single separate function to generate and print the Fibonacci numbers, and to compute and return their sum Use call and jumpr instructions as we did in lecture. Here is a sample run of the program, in which we assume that the user enters 7: Enter a number: 7 1 1 13 Note that the first 7 values printed (the numbers 1 through 13) are the first 7 Fibonacci numbers, and the final value (the 33) is the sum of those 7 numbers