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Using ARM assembly language to write a program, the program can take the full (unsigned) 10-bit...

Using ARM assembly language to write a program, the program can take the full (unsigned) 10-bit number selected via the switches, and display its value on the 7-segment display as four hexadecimal digits. For example, the switch settings of 1010111001 would
display as 02B9, and 1111101101 would display as 03ED.

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