Create an lc3 selection sort starting at x3000.
Make no assumption about numbers being stored at x7000
x7000 123F-----> x7000 0042
x7001 6534-----> x7001 6534
x7002 300F ----->x7002 300F
x7003 4005 -----> x7003 4005
x7004 3F19 -----> x7004 3F19
x7005 2DF6-----> x7005 2DF6
x7006 1200 ----->x7006 1200
x7007 0042 ----->x7007 123F
x7008 12AA-----> x7008 12AA
x7009 54EF-----> x7009 54EF
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