Write and test a MASM program that calculates the factors of each number within a range of numbers and indicates which numbers are prime.

$1.$ Display your name and program title on the output screen.

$2.$ Display instructions for the user.

$3.$ Get the user$$s name.

$4.$ Prompt the user to enter two values representing the lower and upper bound for the range of integers for which factors are calculated. Advise the user to enter values between $1$ and $1000.$

$5.$ Get and validate the user input. If the input is invalid re$-$prompt the user for input.

$6.$ Calculate and display all of the factors in the range. If the integer is prime also display this for the user.

$7.$ After displaying the list of numbers and factors prompt the user to go again.

$0=$No : go to step $8$

$1=$Yes : go to step $4$

$8.$ When the user chooses to terminate the program display a parting message including the user$$s name.

Requirements:

$1.$ The main procedure must be modularized into commented logical sections $($procedures are not required this time$).$

$2.$ The programmer$$s name and the user$$s name must appear in the output.

$3.$ The program must be fully documented. This includes a complete header block for identification, description, etc., and a comment outline to explain each section of code.

$4.$ The upper limit of $1000$ should be defined as a constant.

$5.$ The usual requirements regarding documentation, readability, user$-$friendliness, etc., apply.

$6.$ Submit your text code file $(.$asm$)$ to Canvas by the due date.