The fоllоwing аssembly cоde represents а progrаm using a variable stored in memory (_i$1). Explain what is happening for each line beginning with line 2. Then, based on your analysis, summarize the overall goal of the program. What does the program achieve? 0 _i$1 = -4 ; variable i, size = 4 1 _main PROC ; this is the label for this subroutine 2 push ebp 3 mov ebp, esp 4 push ecx 5 mov DWORD PTR _i$1[ebp], 0 6 jmp SHORT $LN4@main 7 $LN2@main: 8 mov eax, DWORD PTR _i$1[ebp] 9 add eax, 1 10 mov DWORD PTR _i$1[ebp], eax 11 $LN4@main: 12 cmp DWORD PTR _i$1[ebp], 42 13 jge SHORT $LN1@main 14 mov ecx, DWORD PTR _i$1[ebp] 15 push ecx 16 push OFFSET $SG27858 17 call _printf 18 add esp, 8 19 jmp SHORT $LN2@main 20 $LN1@main: 21 xor eax, eax 22 mov esp, ebp 23 pop ebp 24 ret 0 Hints for Understanding the Program: The variable i (_i$1) is allocated on the stack at an offset of -4 from the base pointer (ebp). It is a 4-byte integer. Pay attention to how _i$1 is updated and compared. Analyze the instructions (jmp, cmp, and jge) to understand the program's decision-making process. Observe how the printf function is called and what arguments are pushed onto the stack before the call. Look for the Prologue (function setup), Epilogue (function cleanup and exit), Variable Initialization, and Control Flow in the program.
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