1. Make this program keep asking the user input of integer values until user types integer 0 (zero). 2 When O is entered, the program should print "OK, it's done!" and finish the execution. You need to submit your .asm file and screenshots of execution window (show at least 7 numbers before you type 0) in one .pdf file.

modifying following code and write comments for each line of codes.    #include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <stdbool.h>#include <string.h> #define MAX_PASSWORD_LENGTH 128#define MIN_PASSWORD_LENGTH 10#define ALLOW_PASSPHRASE true#define MIN_PHRASE_LENGTH 20#define OPTIONAL_TESTS_REQUIRED true#define MIN_OPTIONAL_TESTS_TO_PASS 4 bool isStrongPassword(char *password);void printTestResults(char *password, bool isPassphrase, int optionalTestsPassed); int main() {    char passwords[][128] = {        "password",        "mypassword",        "thisismypassword",        "passssword",        "This is my password phrase1",        "Tinypw1",        "Ireallydontlikehavingtomakeupnewpasswordsallthetime1",        "Iloveyouxxxooo1",        "Boom**********!",        "IHATEPWORDS1!",        "ihatepwords1!",        "IHatePwords!",        "IHatePwords",        "my pass phrase does not need to pass tests",        "short pass phrase",        "x",        "x1",…

Shell Scripting: Write the output when the input is 40: echo -n "Enter any number:" read n if [ $n -eq 30 ] 11 [ $n -gt 50 ] then echo "1" else echo "2" fi

Given the following code segment: for n in range(x, y, z): print(n) Which of the following values for x, y and z will cause a runtime error? O 1, 5, -1 O 3, 2, 1 O 1,0, 1 None of the above