$1-$ Write an assembly program using $8086$ emulator that reads a password of $8$ characters and checks if the user has entered R#$2$o$5$uE $,$then print $$the password is ok$$ else print $$error$.$ The user should see in screen stars $(********).$

$2-$ Write an assembly program using $8086$ emulator that adds the two numbers:

$0$x$9234567$A$9234567$A $+0$xB$234567$A$9234567$A

Show the results in registers and show the flags

$3-$ Repeat the program in $2$ using Microsoft visual studio $($or any other tool$)$ to run the program in $32-$bit assembly $($x$86)$

$4-$ Repeat the program in $2$ using Microsoft visual studio $($or any other tool$)$ to run the program in $64-$bit assembly

$5-$ Compare some recent processors from intel

You can select Intel $14$th generation like: i$9-14900,$ i$7-14700,$ i$5-14400,$ i$3-14100$ or at least $10$th generation

In your comparison include at least $($include them in a table$)$:

$1-$ Number of transistors

$2-$ Cache memory

$3-$ Cores

$4-$ Max frequency

$5-$ Some results from benchmarks

Then compare one of intel processors with processors from Qualcomm $($e$.$g$.,$ snapdragon x elite$)$ Apple $($e$.$g$.,$ M$3)$ and AMD $($e$.$g$.$ Ryzen $9).$ Select one from each company. To have a fair comparison, try to select processors that came to the market during the same period.