Use Microsoft Assembler MASM to develop an $8086$ assembly program, which does different tasks according to user selection, it displays the following menu to the user:

$1.$ Magic Square

$2.$ Title Case

$3.$ Power$24.$ Exit

Enter your choice:

The following is a description of each selection:

$1.$ Magic Square

This option prompts the user to enter a dimension of a square matrix, and then prompt him to enter matrix elements $($integers$),$ It determines if that matrix is square or not. and displays the resulting matrix on screen.

Note: use procedures i$.$e$.$ for read number and for display matrix in a square form.

A sample execution of the program

$$Enter matrix dimension: $3$ Enter first matrix: $276951438$

The Matrix $276951438$

Is a square matrix

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$2.$ Title Case

Monday, April $1,2024$

Prompt the user to enter a sentence and it converts it case to title case, which capitalizes the first letter of each word and displays the result of screen. It also displays number of word in which this sentence contains.

A sample execution of the program

Enter a text: I can develop assembly programs perfectly I Can Develop Assembly Programs Perfectly

No$.$ of words: $5$

Note: use procedures

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$3.$ Power$2$

Prompt the user to enter a number between $0$ and $255$ it determines the power $2$ of that

number and displays result on screen.

Note: You need to optimize your code in general and in this selection in particular $($don$$t use duplicated instructions$).$

A sample execution of the program

Enter a number between $(0-255)$: $36$ Power$2=01296$

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$4.$ Exit

The program will continue to execute until the user selects this choice.

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Note:

Your program should be well organized and should be well documented $($use comments$).$