4. Consider the following high-level code snippets. Assume the (signed) integer variables g and h are in registers RO and R1, respectively. if (g >= h) g = g + h; (i) else g = g if (g < h) h; (ii) h = h + 1; else h = h * 2; Write the code snippets in ARM assembly language.

4. Consider the following high-level code snippets. Assume the (signed) integer variables g and h are in registers RO and R1, respectively. if (g >= h) g = g + h; (i) else g = g if (g < h) h; (ii) h = h + 1; else h = h * 2; Write the code snippets in ARM assembly language.

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