Write and test a nasm program to perform the following tasks in the order specified:

Display the program title and programmer$$s name.

Get the user's name, and greet the user.

Display instructions for the user.

Repeatedly prompt the user to enter a number.

Validate the user input to be in $[-200,-100]$ or $[-50,-1]($inclusive$).$

Notify the user of any invalid negative numbers $($negative$,$ but not in the ranges specified$)$

Count and accumulate the valid user numbers until a non$-$negative number is entered. Detect this using the SIGN flag.

$($The non$-$negative number and any numbers not in the specified ranges are discarded.$)$

Calculate the $($rounded integer$)$ average of the valid numbers and store in a variable.

Display:

the count of validated numbers entered

NOTE: if no valid numbers were entered, display a special message and skip to $($f$)$

the sum of valid numbers

the maximum $($closest to $0)$ valid user value entered

the minimum $($farthest from $0)$ valid user value entered

the average, rounded to the nearest integer

a parting message $($with the user$$s name$)$

The above should all be done with $*$integer math only$*.$ No arrays, no floating point.