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Please help ASAP! You need this in Assembly Language code/Easy68K please.
Write a program called SortedPrimes to
a. Find out the prime numbers from the following list (15, 16, 17, 23, 2, 32, 3, 31, 13, 19, 12, 9) and push/store them in a stack and then print.
b. Sort the list of prime numbers that you found from previous problem in descending order and store/push them in a stack and then print.
Output should look like below on console:
Prime Numbers: 17 23 2 3 31 13 19
Sorted in Descending Order: 31 23 19 17 13 3 2
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