Assembly language help

The goals for this week’s assignment are the following: · Get familiar with the development environment and ensure that you can modify, assemble and successfully run a program. · Get familiar with the CPU registers and perform simple operations on them. This section needs to be done in conjunction with this week’s chapter reading. Note: · Please comment your code generously · Please mark the various questions in the code with a comment shown below .code ;Question 1 Enter the code for problem 1 here… …. ;Question 2 Enter the code for problem 2 here (and so on) Problems: 1. To access the author’s tutorial for setting up your Visual Studio environment and compiling a program, click [login to view URL] On the website, click the Getting started with MASM link and follow the instructions. Work through the tutorial, compile the file [login to view URL] and successfully run it. 2. Add to the “[login to view URL]” file to display the following string. “My name is --- and this is my first assembly language class “ In the sentence above, replace insert you name in the --- area of the string. Compile and test. 3. Initialize three variables Var1, Var2, Var3 as 16bit words with the values 10, -60, 30. Add to the [login to view URL] code from above to compute the following equation y = Var1 + Var2 + Var3. Use only addition and use no more than 3 lines of code to produce the result. Show the result in the eax register by using the following two lines of code. call DumpRegs call waitMsg 4. Add a comment at the end of the code why, even though the result is negative, zeros appear in the upper bits of the eax register? When you are done, search for the *.exe file that can be run as a standalone program. Save the *.exe file as “[login to view URL]”. Also find and copy the file “[login to view URL]” to the name “[login to view URL]”