Objectives: This exercise aims to demonstrate how Assembly code translates to the circuits, which is what you already learned reading about the IA32 architecture. Description: Below is the code that calculates the user’s age in dog years. Considering that the .data segment starts at the address 0x1000 in main memory, the .code segment start at the address 0x2000 in cache memory, and the value for the age the user gives is 20, write down the changes in variables and registers for each instruction. Assume that when the ""OFFSET"" operator in used, only the address of the variable is fetched, NOT the data. The first 4 instructions are given. You can stop after the instruction ""exit"" EXTRA CREDIT (+10 points): Modify the code in Visual Studio so when the user enters a number for their age below 5, the program prints out a message ""Wow! That young, yet you know how to use a computer!"".