Use the $$e$$ command to initialize the contents of the byte at memory location $201$h to

$77$h$.$ Then use the $$a $100$ command to assemble a short program, starting at offset $100$h$,$

that moves $($copies$)$ the contents of the byte at location $201$h to one of the CPU registers $($of

appropriate size$),$ then copies the contents of that register to memory location $200$h before

terminating. Run the program to verify that it copies the byte from the original location to

the destination. Capture and print a screen shot$($s$)$ showing the $$before$$ contents of

memory locations $200$ and $201,$ your program, and the $$after$$ contents of locations $200$

and $201$