write a program in x$86$ MASM and include irvine library Write a program that does the following:

$1)$ Prompt the user to enter a decimal number with at least $5$ decimal places. Also allow

for the case where the user can enter numbers greater than $1.$

$2)$ Read the user input and display on the screen. Something like the following... The

original number entered was x$.$xxxxx$.$

$3)$ Prompt the user to enter a precision value between $1$ and $4.$

$4)$ Read the user input and display on the screen. Something like the following... You

selected to set the precision to x decimal places.

$5)$ Round to the specified precision setting and display on the screen. Something like

the following...

Original Number: $34\mathrm{.}26598$

Precision $3$: $34\mathrm{.}266$ ##Depending on the precision value selected.

$6)$ Include error messages in the event the user indicates a precision value that is not $1,2,3,$ or $4.$

$7)$ You may not use the rounding instruction for this assignment.

Suggested Approach

The most common method used for this assignment is to

$$ Multiply by the appropriate power of $10.$

$$ Convert the value to an integer.

$$ Convert the integer back to a floating point value.

$$ Divide by the appropriate power of $10.$

For example, if your value is $1\mathrm{.}23456$ and the precision is $2$

$$ Multiply by $100$: $123\mathrm{.}456$

$$ Covert the value to an integer: $123$

$$ Convert the value back to a floating point: $123\mathrm{.}00...$

$$ Divide by $100$: $1\mathrm{.}2300...$

The floating point instructions are in Section $12\mathrm{.}2$

Note: Floating Point Values will be displayed in Scientific Notation in the console window.

Extra Credit: Display the number correctly in Decimal Notation $($not Scientific Notatio