Question: The prompt is to create an HLA Assembly language program that prompts for a single integer value from the user and prints a v pattern.

The prompt is to create an HLA Assembly language program that prompts for a single integer value from the user and prints a v pattern. If the number is negative, don't print anything at all. DO NOT use if,for,or while loops.
Please fix the error in the following code:
program Question22;
#include( "stdlib.hhf");
static
n: int32; // User input
i: int32; // Row iterator
j: int32; // Column iterator
begin Question22;
// Prompt for an integer input and read it into n
stdout.put( "Enter a positive integer for the V pattern: ");
stdin.get(N);
// Check if n is negative; if so, terminate the program without output
test( EBX, EBX );
js ExitProgram;
// Outer loop to handle each row (i =1 to n)
mov(1, i );
OuterLoop:
cmp( i, n );
jg EndOuterLoop; // Exit loop if i > n
// Print leading spaces on the left side of the V (j =1 to i-1)
mov(1, j );
LeftSpacesLoop:
cmp( j, i );
jge EndLeftSpaces; // Exit loop if j >= i
stdout.put("");
inc( j );
jmp LeftSpacesLoop;
EndLeftSpaces:
// Print the integer n for the left side of the V
stdout.puti32( n );
// Print middle spaces between the two 'n' values (j = i+1 to n-1)
mov( i, j );
inc( j );
MiddleSpacesLoop:
cmp( j, n );
jge EndMiddleSpaces; // Exit loop if j >= n
stdout.put("");
inc( j );
jmp MiddleSpacesLoop;
EndMiddleSpaces:
// Print the integer n again for the right side of the V
// Only print the second 'n' if it's not the last row (i n)
cmp( i, n );
je SkipRightSide;
stdout.puti32( n );
SkipRightSide:
// Move to the next line and increment i for the next row
stdout.newln();
inc( i );
jmp OuterLoop;
EndOuterLoop:
ExitProgram:
end Question2;
Example
For \(\mathrm{n}=5\), the output would look like:
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