Write Pip assembler code equivalent to the Python below. The easiest way and most encouraged way is using symbolic code labels as needed (followed by a colon) and symbolic data names, as understood by pipGUI.py. You may do it with numeric data addresses and/or numeric jump addresses as in the book or the book's applet, but in that case, do make a comment as to what memory locations represent the x, y, and z of the Python version! if x < 0: y = y + 2 else: y = x z = y + z You are encouraged to

write to a file pipa.asm,

load it into pipGUI.py,

give values manually to x, y, and z,

run to test the results.

Press INIT and go back to set new x, y, z values and test some more...