Theory As an extension from Programming Project part 1. You are now tasked with refactoring your code to accept new inputs. - CMD0x123450x678 In part 1, the command field CMD was always \"ADD\". For part 2, CMD can be any of the following: ADD - Add the operands AND - Do a bitwise AND of the operands ASR. Do a 1-bit arithmetic shift right on the first operand LSR - Do a 1-bit logical shift right on the first operand LSL - Do a 1-bit logical shift left on the first operand NOT - Do a bitwise NOT on the first operand ORR-Do a bitwise OR of the operands SUB - Subtract the second operand from the first operand XOR - Do a bitwise exclusive OR of the operands You will need to generate your own input file to test your code. Figure 1: The type of commands to be implemented. You will now need to implement all 9 new commands. Including the previous addition function. Referring to the commands in figure 1, these still need to be read from an input file. The input file will be provided by you, the designer and should have at least 1 of each of these commands. You do not need to validate th