Write a full assembly language program that takes an array $.$of $10$ signed numbers $($positive and negative values$)$

Array $=[1,-2,3,-4,5,-6,7,-8,-9,10]$

The program must count the negative values and print $\mathrm{.}1$ the total sum of the absolute values of the negative numbers. $($i$.$e$.$: if you have $-3,-5,-1,$ then the program must print count $=3$ as the total number of negative values and then prints the sum $=+9)$ if your answer does not compute correctly due to hex values then write in a comment at the end of the code the correct answer and the corresponding hex value you got on screen $($i$.$e$.,$ if you got $N$ on screen then it means that your sum was $=4Eh=78$ decimal $)$

The program must count the positive numbers and print $\mathrm{.}2$ the count and positive numbers separated by a comma $(,)$

$($i$.$e$.$: if you have $2,5,7$ in the array then you should print them on screen like count $=3$ values $=2,5,7)$

Print your name and your university ID as two arrays $.3.$ each one on separate lines

print your university ID as complement values $.4$

You are allowed to use only the instructions taken in $.$lectures to midterm exam slide