This question can be solved with the following to code example. The first question is the only availabe information. I am uploading the following code to be more helpfull.

for Raspberry pi... of assembly language programing

oCompue Organization Assembly Language Programming Summer 2018 Program #2 In this assignment, you will implement basic search operations on an array populated with 10 random values. When the program is executed, it should immediately print output in the following format: a[0] = a[1] = a[2] = a [ 3 ] a(4)- a [5] a[6] a[7] = a[8] = a [ 9 ] = MINIMUM VALUE = MAXIMUM VALUE = Where represents a positive unsigned numeric value in the range [0-999]. After the array contents are generated and printed, your program will search the unsorted random array to find the minimum and maximum values, which will then printed as shown above. 1 An example of proper execution is provided below for reference... a(1] -120 a [2]3 a[3] # 555 a[4] = 875 a[5] 20 a[6] 163 a[7] = 23 a[8] 14 a[9] = 501 MINIMUM VALUE - 3 MAXIMUM VALUE 875 oCompue Organization Assembly Language Programming Summer 2018 Program #2 In this assignment, you will implement basic search operations on an array populated with 10 random values. When the program is executed, it should immediately print output in the following format: a[0] = a[1] = a[2] = a [ 3 ] a(4)- a [5] a[6] a[7] = a[8] = a [ 9 ] = MINIMUM VALUE = MAXIMUM VALUE = Where represents a positive unsigned numeric value in the range [0-999]. After the array contents are generated and printed, your program will search the unsorted random array to find the minimum and maximum values, which will then printed as shown above. 1 An example of proper execution is provided below for reference... a(1] -120 a [2]3 a[3] # 555 a[4] = 875 a[5] 20 a[6] 163 a[7] = 23 a[8] 14 a[9] = 501 MINIMUM VALUE - 3 MAXIMUM VALUE 875