1. Write an ARM assembly language program to modify the ASCII characters stored in"my_chars", so that all lower case letters are changed into upper case and all digits areincreased by one. If a digit is 9, it should be changed to 0 instead. Assume that 0x00marks the end of "my_chars”. In the example below, the characters are "CPT210isHard"and the expected result should be "CPT321ISHARD”my_chars DCDDecimal3233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263Decimal - Binary - Octal - Hex - ASCIIConversion ChartBinaryOctal Hex ASCII00100000 040 20 SP00100001 041 21 !00100010 042 2200100011 043 2300100100 044 2400100101 045 2500100110 046 2600100111 047 2700101000 050 28 (00101001 051 29#6908%&100111101 075 3D00111110 076 3E00111111 077 3F)00101010 052 2A00101011 053 2B +00101100 054 2C00101101 055 2D00101110 0562E00101111 0572F 100110000 060130 000110001 061 31 100110010 062 32 233300110011 06300110100 064 34 400110101 065 35 500110110 066 36 600110111 06737700111000 070 38800111001 071 399:00111010 072 3A00111011 073 3B ;00111100 074 3C<=0x43505432, 0x31306973, 0x48617264, 0x21000000?Decimal Binary Octal Hex ASCII644 65 66 印 68 0 0 1 72 73 74 75 75 7 78 79 80 1 82 83676970717677848501000000 100 408687888990919293949501000001 1010100010010401000101 10501000110 10601000111 1071100100100001001001 11101001010 112 4A01001011 113 4B01001100 11401001101 11501001110010011110101000081 01010001 12101000010 10211611701000011 103 4312001010010 12201010011 12301010100 12401010101 12501010110 12601010111 127401011000 13001011001 13101011010 1324101011011 13301011100 13401011101 1350101111001011111 1372 3 4 45 5 口 48 49 C D E F 50 引 52 53 4 55 56758 59 弘阳 50 50 55 55424446474C4F51@ ooÔA5BBсDIJKL4D M4E N05FL UEGHPQR54 TSUVWX5A ZY[5C 15D ]A5E136DecimalBinary Octal Hex ASCII9697 01100001 141989910010110201100000 14001100010 14201100011 14311811912012112212312412512612701100100 14401100101 14501100110 146103 01100111 147104 01101000 150105 01101001 151106 01101010 15210710810911011111211311411511611701101011 15301101100 15401101101 15501101110 15601101111 15701110000 16001110001 16101110010 16201110011 16301110100 16401110101 16501110110 16601110111 16701111000 17001111001 17101111010 17201111011 17301111100 17401111101 17501111110 17601111111 17760 m 62 63 64 65 6印 8 的弘阳60 60 能所 70 71 72 73 74 75 75 7 78 79 ALLLLT61 a66686A6B67 g6D6E69 i6F76777A7B6C I7Cb7Dс7Ed7Fefhjkmn0pqrStuVWXyZ{I}DEL

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