For a pyramid, a cone or a cylinder, their volumes can be computed from the parameters b, r and h, as shown below:

Pyramid	Cone	Cylinder
Volume = 1 / 3 * b * h	Volume = 1/ 3 * pi * r * r h	Volume = pi * r * r * h

Write an HLA Assembly language program that computes and then prints the volume of a pyramid, cone and cylinder based on a radius r, a length b and a height h by writing a function with the following signature:

procedure volumeFinder( r: real32; b : real32; h : real32 ); @nodisplay; @noframe; 

A sample program dialogue is shown below.

Lemme calculate the volumes of various things! Gimme r: 1.0 Gimme b: 1.0 Gimme h: 1.0 Volume of a pyramid = 0.33333 Volume of a cone = 1.04719 Volume of a cylinder = 3.14159

Lemme calculate the volumes of various things! Gimme r: 1.0 Gimme b: 1.0 Gimme h: 3.0 Volume of a pyramid = 1.00000 Volume of a cone = 3.14159 Volume of a cylinder = 9.42477

Lemme calculate the volumes of various things! Gimme r: 2.0 Gimme b: 1.0 Gimme h: 3.0 Volume of a pyramid = 1.00000 Volume of a cone = 12.5663 Volume of a cylinder = 37.6991