In ARM Assembly.

Objectives: Continue to serve as an introduction to ARM assembly Highlight the differences between working with registers and working with memory Lab Description: The objective is to continue to review ARM assembly language and work with memory and registers. To achieve these objectives, you will write a short program(s) satisfying the requirements below. 1. Working with memory Define three words in memory and give each word an initial value defined in hexadecimal; you may choose the initial values and names for these variables. Perform a logical OR of two words and put the result in the third word. Note that you cannot do this entirely in memory; you will need to move values between memory and registers to compute this correctly. Provide the requested information below in your lab results document: 1. [1 pt] Task 1 Code: Once your program is working properly, place your assembly code in your lab results document. Copy- paste this as text, not an image, or this will not be accepted. 2. [1 pt] Task 1 Screenshot: Place a screenshot of your execution results in your lab results document. Make sure you show the locations and values of your variables in memory. 3. [1 pt] Task 1 Question: Please type your response to this question. The code you wrote performed a logical OR. Compute the result of a logical AND of your two words and write this result in hexadecimal