Write a program in LC-3 Assembly Language that resembles the following loop block in a high-level programming language like C. int index = 1; int sum = 0; while (index < 100) { sum = sum + index; index = index + 1; } You may use the starter code below .ORIG x3000 ; ; Your code here ; HALT Index .FILL 1 Sum .FILL 0 Hundred .FILL 100 NegHund .FILL -100 .END

Write a program in LC-3 Assembly Language that resembles the following loop block in a high-level programming language like C. int index = 1; int sum = 0; while (index < 100) { sum = sum + index; index = index + 1; } You may use the starter code below .ORIG x3000 ; ; Your code here ; HALT Index .FILL 1 Sum .FILL 0 Hundred .FILL 100 NegHund .FILL -100 .END

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