Convert the following program to assembly - using the Assembly syntax. In the table below, enter the syntax in this format: LDI R19, 24 Instruction Load 5 into register 16 Load 10 into register 17 Load 32 into register 18 Load 2 into register 19 Add register 16 to register 17 Subtract register 19 from register 18 Multiply register 16 by register 19 Divide register 17 by 2 (logical shift) Compare register 16 with register 17 Branch to top if R16 and R17 are equal Assembly Syntax

Convert the following program to assembly - using the Assembly syntax. In the table below, enter the syntax in this format: LDI R19, 24 Instruction Load 5 into register 16 Load 10 into register 17 Load 32 into register 18 Load 2 into register 19 Add register 16 to register 17 Subtract register 19 from register 18 Multiply register 16 by register 19 Divide register 17 by 2 (logical shift) Compare register 16 with register 17 Branch to top if R16 and R17 are equal Assembly Syntax

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