Write an assembly program that reverses a string $($maximum length $15).$ Sample Output:

Enter a string :

Hello

The reversed string is:

olleH

Hint:

$$ Remember that when a StringBuffer is stored in memory, two additional bytes are included. The first byte

indicates the maximum capacity of the StringBuffer, and the second byte indicates how many characters

the user actually inputted.

$$ Using the instruction LEA, you can obtain the address of the first byte of the StringBuffer that indicates

the maximum capacity. Increasing that address by one will point to the second byte, which is the byte that

indicates how many characters the user actually inputted. If you increase it one more time, you will point

to the first character of the StringBuffer.

$$ For this exercise, your objective is to find how to reference the last character and start printing backward

until you reach the first character. The equivalent Java code appears as follows:

String myStrBr $=$ "Hello";

for$($int i $=$ myStrBr$.$length$()-1$; i $>=0$; i$--)\{$

System.out.println$($myStrBr$.$charAt$($i$))$;

$\}$