Write a WRAMP assembly program that continuously (i.e., is in an infinite loop) reads a binary value from the 8 least significant switches, and outputs this value to the two rightmost seven-segment displays as a hexadecimal number. A switch that is down represents a 0 bit, while a switch that is up represents a 1 bit. For example, if the switches are set to the pattern shown in Figure 2, the seven-segment displays should show 6D.