Print your first name on the screen with a code

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Write an assembly language program that prints your first name on the screen. Use the .ASCII pseudo-op to store the characters at the bottom of your program.

Use the LDBA instruction with direct addressing to output the characters from the string. The name you print must contain more than two letters.

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