Write a single arm assembly language instruction

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Question- Write a single ARM assembly language instruction equivalent to a function that takes in three strings and checks if any are a substring to one another, if so return 1, if not return 0.

You need to prepare a single ARM assembly language instruction equivalent. Make sure to show all your work

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