Explain what each of the following assembly codes does. I need a high-level explanation, not interpretation of the code instruction by instruction. Think about the overall objective of the code. For example, your answer may be something like: this code calculates the factorial of an integer, this code reverses a string, etc. Again, don't explain all the instructions one-by-one. You can find out what the codes do in two ways: Read, understand the code, and describe the logic/objective behind it. Or execute the code in VS, observe how the registers and variables change during and after the execution to infer the objective of the code. If required, you can change the values of the variables/lists to confirm your findings. a. .data arr BYTE "A test TEXT!", O Hint. Observe how the content of arr change during debugging and see how the values change during the program execution. . code main PROC mov esi, OFFSET arr L1: mov al, (esi] cmp al,0 je EXIT cmp al, 'A' jb next cmp al, 'z' ja L2 or BYTE PTR [esi), 00100000b jmp next L2: and BYTE PTR [esi), 11011111b next: inc esi jmp L1 EXIT: invoke Exit Process, 0 main endp