Write an assembly language program that declares four $32-$bit variables $($A$,$ B$,$ C$,$ D$),$ initializes them with any

integer values $($select any values you want$)$ and performs the following mathematical calculation:

o A $=($A $$ B$)+($C $$ D$).$

o Remember that you may not perform mathematical operations directly on values stored in memory.

They must be moved into registers first.

$$ At some point you will get a syntax error similar to the following $($error A$2008$: syntax error : C$).$ You will need to

rename the variable $$C$$ to something else in order to fix this error. Within the comments of your program,

explain why this error occurred.

$$ When I test, I will change the values of your variables $($I will keep them as $32-$bit$).$ Be sure to test your program

with different values to ensure that it works in all cases.

$$ Your program MUST have comments and be indented properly in order to earn full credit.