OBJECTIVE To become familiar with the compare instructions. After finishing this experiment, you should be able to do the following: 1. Use compare instructions, 2. Write small assembly programs with user interface LABORATORY 1. Use any text editor you are familiar with to create an. ASM file (lab3.asm) 2. Write a program that reads a line of characters from keyboard 3. The program should find first character in the line of characters whether it is upper case or lower case, then display the output to the screen 4. Create an executable file lab3.exe using assembler and linker 5. The program should work as follows Dos Interrupts: senption Deseription te character t onsole InpubOutout nte s et C:lab3.exe C: Enter a line of characters: C:>CE 302 Lab3 C:> First character is upper case 2B date C:lab3.exe C:> Enter a line of characters: C: welcome to CE 302 First character is lower case, C Create Gle ose file nte file 3F Read file 41 Delete fle 40 56 Rename le GeSe Ele date OBJECTIVE To become familiar with the compare instructions. After finishing this experiment, you should be able to do the following: 1. Use compare instructions, 2. Write small assembly programs with user interface LABORATORY 1. Use any text editor you are familiar with to create an. ASM file (lab3.asm) 2. Write a program that reads a line of characters from keyboard 3. The program should find first character in the line of characters whether it is upper case or lower case, then display the output to the screen 4. Create an executable file lab3.exe using assembler and linker 5. The program should work as follows Dos Interrupts: senption Deseription te character t onsole InpubOutout nte s et C:lab3.exe C: Enter a line of characters: C:>CE 302 Lab3 C:> First character is upper case 2B date C:lab3.exe C:> Enter a line of characters: C: welcome to CE 302 First character is lower case, C Create Gle ose file nte file 3F Read file 41 Delete fle 40 56 Rename le GeSe Ele date