Write a procedure, getElementFromArray, that:

$-$ receives $2$ parameters: EAX for row and EBX for col.

$-$ Calculates the byte offset to the element in fieldOfKittens using the row, col and also the constants NUM$\_$ROWS and NUM$\_$COLS

$-$ loads ECX with the value from the fieldOfKittens array

Starting File $/$ Tester

In Canvas, the main.asm that is attached to the assignment has a shell for the getElementFromArray procedure. The main procedure calls the getElementFromArray procedure $5$ times and each time displays the value returned $($see sample runs$).$

Grading Rubric

$-$ Procedure named getElementFromArray that calculates the byte offset of the element in the fieldOfKittens using EAX and EBX as row and column references respectively, and loading ECX with the value from the array $(58$ points$)$

$-^^$ On Monday $10/28,$ I mentioned where the code for this procedure can be obtained basically you are copying $\backslash (\backslash$sim $10\backslash )$ lines of code and changing $\backslash (\backslash$sim $3\backslash )$ lines

$-$ Comments

$-$ A Comment with your name around line $68(2$ points$)$

$-$ comment for each command $($or small logical group of statements$)$ in the getElementFromArray procedure $(20$ points$)$

$-\backslash (\backslash$wedge $\backslash$wedge $\backslash )$ On Monday $\backslash (10/28\backslash ),$ I mentioned where the code for this procedure can be obtained $-$ the comments are already on those lines of code and only $\backslash (\backslash$sim $3\backslash )$ of those comments have to be changed

$-$ There should not be a need to create any variables, but if you do$,$ "meaningful variable names" $(10$ points$)$

$-$ Neat Indenting $($body of procedure neatly indented$)(10$ points$)$