Question $22$

After the program completes the array "newValue" should be the reverse of "oldValue". E$.$g$.$ if the values in "oldValue" are $1,2,3,4,5$ then after the program completes the values in "newValue" should be $5,4,3,2,1.$ This program should be flexible enough to handle arrays with $2$ to $100$ elements.

DATA

oldValue DWORD $1,2,3,4,5$

newValue DWORD LENGTHOF oldValue DUP$(?)$

CODE

main PROC

$1\_$

$O$:

$2$

LOOP O

$-3\_$

N :

$q,$

LOOP N

INVOKE ExitProcess, $0$

main ENDP

END main

Which line of code should be in blank $2?$

MOV newValue$[($ECX $*2)-2],$ oldValue$[($ECX $*2)-2]$

ADD oldValue$[$ECX$],$ newValue$[$ECX$]$

MOV newValue$[$ECX$],$ oldValue$[$ECX$]$

PUSH oldValue$[($ECX $*4)-4]$

MOV newValue$[($ECX $*2)-2]$