Given the following procedures, with code segment instruction addresses given on each line in 4 byte hex... 00000000 main 00000110 00000120 CALL MOV PROC Execution Point A doSomething result, EAX 0000023E 00000237 exit main ENDP 0000023F checkThings PROC 00000243 XOR BX, WA00h ; Execution Point B 00000274 00000275 RET checkThings ENDP 00000275 do Something PROC 000002AO 000002A5 CALL checkThings MOV EAX, EDX 000002F3 000002F4 RET do Something ENDP Assume there are no stack operations other than the shown CALL and RET instructions, and ESP 00000900h at Execution Point A. At Execution Point B: What is the current value of the stack pointer (in 4 byte hex)? What is the value at the top of the stack (in 4 byte hex)? Given the following procedures, with code segment instruction addresses given on each line in 4 byte hex... 00000000 main 00000110 00000120 CALL MOV PROC Execution Point A doSomething result, EAX 0000023E 00000237 exit main ENDP 0000023F checkThings PROC 00000243 XOR BX, WA00h ; Execution Point B 00000274 00000275 RET checkThings ENDP 00000275 do Something PROC 000002AO 000002A5 CALL checkThings MOV EAX, EDX 000002F3 000002F4 RET do Something ENDP Assume there are no stack operations other than the shown CALL and RET instructions, and ESP 00000900h at Execution Point A. At Execution Point B: What is the current value of the stack pointer (in 4 byte hex)? What is the value at the top of the stack (in 4 byte hex)