2. Each part of this problem gives a design with an if structure and some assumptions about how the variables are stored in an assembly language program. Give a that implements the design. The assembly language code should flow the same as the design. lc) Design: ifa +b-c fragment of assembly language code then check:-Y else check:-'N: end if Assumptions: each of a, b, and c references a doubleword in memory; the character check is in the AL register id) Design: i fvalue-1000) or (value 2 1000) then value 0 end if Assumption: volue is in EDX lel Design: ifIch 2 3 and (ch s) then add 1 to lowerCount; else if (ch 2 'A) and (ch s Z) then add 1 to upperCount else add 1 to otherCount end if, end if Assumptions: ch is in AL each of lowerCount upperCount and otherCount references a doubleword in memory