Using the MARIE computer assembly language, write a program that computes the following expression:

z $($a $*$ b$)*($c $*$ d$)*$ e$.$ The computer will read in the input values a$,$ b$,$ c$,$ d$,$ and e from the keyboard,

and the final result $($z$)$ has to be displayed. In addition, every time an input value is read in$,$ it must be

validated by checking that the input is a positive number. If it is positive display the number on the

screen; otherwise display zero and end the program. Each time a multiplication of two numbers is needed,

it has to be done using a multiplication subroutine. Remember that the MARIE instruction set does not

have an instruction to execute multiplication, you must create a subroutine $($function$)$ that multiplies two

numbers and call it each time you need it$.$ The program must be tested in the MARIE simulator.

On Webcourses you will find the MARIE folder with all the necessary documents on MARIE:

$1)$ How to download the MARIA simulator

$2)$ A guide to the MARIE simulator environment

$3)$ A presentation to understand MARIE

Also you will find out in the MARIE lecture: The descriptions of instructions JnS $($to call a subroutine$)$

and JumpI $($to return from the subroutine$).$ You will also find two examples of program that call

subroutines in MARIE assembly language.

Submit through Webcourses.

Your assembly program using a MARIE $.$mas file. For example: myprogramname.mas. Also include the

program text file.

The program must have your name at the beginning of the program as a comment.