Use YASM$/$NASM in Linux system for assembly language programming.

$$ Design a one$-$digit integer calculator. The program reads a constant equation from

keyboard input, calculates the result, and display the equation and result to the

Terminal Window.

$$ Operations shall include at least one addition, one subtraction, one multiplication, and

one division, but they can be entered in a different order. For example, a$+$b$*$c$/$d$-$e or

a$*$b$-$c$+$d$/$e$,$ where a$,$ b$,$ c$,$ d$,$ and e are integers from $0$ to $9$ entered on the keyboard. The

more operations a program provides, the higher the program's score. Note: $1$This

operation is performed from left to right, without the need for multiplication and

division followed by addition and subtraction. $2$Whenever possible, enter equations that

evaluate to positive integers, since the display of negative integers was not discussed

this term.