Write an X86-series assembly language program that reads a string from the user and stores it in the data segment. Prompt the user for input, and then respond by echoing the string, returning the number of characters entered, and printing back the second to last character. You may assume the user will enter a string of 2-9 characters(dont forget about the carriage return).

Sample Execution: A sample execution of the program looks like the following.

Enter a string (between 2-9 char.):

0123569

0123569 You entered 7 characters.

The second last character you entered was 6.

dont use too complicate character to write, i just learn assembly language lately

for example like this code

data:

myStr db 10,11 dup(?)

code:

lea dx, myStr; mov ah, 10

int 21h

mov dl, 10

mov ah, 2 mov dl, myStr[5]

mov ah, 2

int 21h