x86 coding.

Your program should print the string "Enter a number: ", and then read input until the user presses enter. Valid input is any positive integer less than 256. Valid examples: 7, 0, 62, 115. Your program should then convert the input to an integer, double it, and convert it back to an ASCII string Your program should print the string: "Doubled it: ", followed by the integer. Your program should then repeat the previous three steps. Your program should not invoke unsafe or undefined behavior. Additionally, it should contain sufficient comments and use appropriately concise subroutines to be understandable to graders