Question 4) Our assembler has crashed and we need your help! Create a symbol table for theprogram shown below, and assemble the instructions at labels A, B and D.. ORIGx3000RO, RO, #0R1, ER2, R1, #1ANDALDANDBRpCR1, R1, #-1RO, RO, R1R1, R1, #-2BADDCADDADDDBRpCSTRO, FTRAPx25E.BLKW1. BLKW. ENDF1You may assume another module deposits a positive value into E before the module executes.In fifteen words or fewer, what does the above program do?

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Question 4) Our assembler has crashed and we need your help! Create a symbol table for the program shown below, and assemble the instructions at labels A, B and D. .ORIG x3000 RO, RO, #0 R1, E R2, R1, #1 AND A LD AND BRp C R1, R1, #-1 RO, RO, R1 R1, R1, #-2 B ADD ADD ADD BRp C ST R0, F TRAP x25

Question 4) Our assembler has crashed and we need your help! Create a symbol table for the program shown below, and assemble the instructions at labels A, B and D. .ORIG x3000 RO, RO, #0 R1, E R2, R1, #1 AND A LD AND BRp C R1, R1, #-1 RO, RO, R1 R1, R1, #-2 B ADD ADD ADD BRp C ST R0, F TRAP x25

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