Write an assembly language program that does the following: Initalize data memory with the string "hi". Uses a series of mathematical operations to calculate the ASCII values of the upper case version of the string. Writes the capitalized string into data memory in the location immediately following the lower case string. There should be no unused bytes between the strings and NULL characters need to be positioned correctly. Even though MARS initializes memory values to zero, you can't assume that in your code. Note: Don't use a loop for this exercise. You do not have to write your code to handle a variable length string