Write a program that reads an integer which is an index of one array and copies elements of that array to another array. Your program output should be similar to the sample run$/$output below.

Declare two arrays which have five $8-$bit elements each.

Define a $8-$bit data label named startIndex.

Read an integer from the keyboard and save it in the data label defined above.

Create the following procedures in the program:

main $-$ Gets user input and calls other procedures

displayTitle $-$ Prints this project title

copyArray $-$ Copies elements from one array to another

showArray $-$ Displays array contents on the console

endProgram $-$ Prints the termination message

Use LOOP, JMP$,$ and conditional jump instructions in the program.

Use indexed addressing to copy one array to another array starting from the entered index.

Use some of the basic operators, such as PTR$,$ TYPE, LENGTHOF, and OFFSET.

Use the current location counter $($$$)$ to define the number of elements of the second array.

Use the following arrays for your test program: $\{1,2,3,4,5\}$ and $\{0,0,0,0,0\}.$

Use the Irvine$32$ library for this solution program.

Note that a stack frame is not required for this project when calling procedures.