Q$1)$ Using Direct and Indirect Addressing to Add and Subtract Elements in an Array

Objective: Write an assembly program using MASM to perform the following operations on an array of DWORDs:

$1.$ Add the first and second elements of the array.

$2.$ Subtract the third element from the result.

$3.$ Store the final result in the fifth element of the array.

Details:

$-$ The array should consist of $5$ DWORD elements.

$-$ You are required to use both direct addressing and indirect addressing to access the elements of the array.

$-$ Use comments to explain each step of the code.

Steps:

$1.$ Initialize an array with $5$ DWORD elements. For example:

$.$data

array DWORD $5,10,15,20,25$

$2.$ Use direct addressing to access the first and second elements and add them together.

$3.$ Use indirect addressing to subtract the third element from the result.

$4.$ Store the result in the fifth element of the array.

$5.$ Display the result by moving the value of the fifth element into a register $($like EAX$)$ and exiting the program.

Expected Output:

After running the program, the fifth element of the array should store the result of $($array$[0]+\backslash (\backslash$operatorname$\{$array$[1])\}\backslash )-$ array$[2].$