Primitive Assembley Question: ============================= Assume your assembley language includes ONLY the following instructions: - 'inc REG': increments a given register by one. - 'dec REG': decrements a given register by one. - 'jnz LABEL': jumps to a given LABEL if the previous instruction's result was not zero. - 'HALT': stops running. Task: A and B registers hold non-negative values. The program should calculate the value of |A-B| and locate the result in C. In addition the language holds registers C, D, ..., Z, which you can assume are initialized at program start to zero.
