For this you will need to add code where it says write your code here. None of the other files need to be changed just the one that needs you to write the code in it. In the image below will be instructions of what your code needs. You do not need to d all of the bulletin do what you can maybe the first 2 or 3 bulletins will be okay. Pls help me out with this and write your code in assembly language, you can use lc3 simulator to write your code and test it! Thank you!main file:.ORIG x3000TRAP x40ST R0, FIRST_ADDRESSTRAP x40ST R0, LAST_ADDRESSLD R0, FIRST_ADDRESSLD R1, LAST_ADDRESSTRAP x41HALTFIRST_ADDRESS .BLKW #1LAST_ADDRESS .BLKW #1.END trap_vector_output file:.ORIG x0041.FILL x5000.END trap_vector_input file:.ORIG x0040.FILL x4000.END trap_input file:.ORIG x4000;WRITE YOUR CODE HERERET.END Enter starting memory address:x3000Enter ending memory address:x3003Memory contents x3000 to x3003:x3000 XF030x3001 XB006x3002 XF040x3003 XB005Example execution of the Memory Dump routine To implement trap_input.asm you must do the following:You must read a users input of "x####" where the #'s are hex digitsOnce you have the 4 hex digits you must store the hex values in ROFor example: if user types the ASCII characters "xA1B5" then at the end of your TRAP call ROmust contain the value "xA1B5"NOTE: This is very tricky! For example the ASCII value "A" will be read from the keyboard in HEXas "x0041", somehow you must convert this to "x000A". Also, the ASCII value "0" will be readfrom the keyboard in HEX as "x0030"So if the user enters "xA1B5" 5 different values will be read in this order:X0078x0041x0031x0042x0035x000AAfter all these inputs RO must read:XA1B5This TRAP call should function properly even after being called multiple times, you will need tocall this TRAP function at least twice to complete this lab (to get your starting and ending

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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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For this you will need to add code where it says write your code here. None of the other files need to be changed just the one that needs you to write the code in it. In the image below will be instructions of what your code needs. You do not need to d all of the bulletin do what you can maybe the first 2 or 3 bulletins will be okay. Pls help me out with this and write your code in assembly language, you can use lc3 simulator to write your code and test it! Thank you!

main file:

.ORIG x3000
TRAP x40
ST R0, FIRST_ADDRESS

TRAP x40
ST R0, LAST_ADDRESS

LD R0, FIRST_ADDRESS
LD R1, LAST_ADDRESS

TRAP x41

HALT

FIRST_ADDRESS .BLKW #1
LAST_ADDRESS .BLKW #1

.END

trap_vector_output file:

.ORIG x0041
.FILL x5000
.END

trap_vector_input file:

.ORIG x0040
.FILL x4000
.END