B. Write an Assembly program to read in two numbers from ports 10 and 12 respectively, and compare these two numbers. If the first number (from port 10) is less than the second number (from port 12) then put 30 into register H, otherwise put 15 into register H. After that, move out the value of register H to port 14.

B. Write an Assembly program to read in two numbers from ports 10 and 12 respectively, and compare these two numbers. If the first number (from port 10) is less than the second number (from port 12) then put 30 into register H, otherwise put 15 into register H. After that, move out the value of register H to port 14.

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