For the given high-level language code shown below, consider that i, x, and sum reside at memory addresses 100, 150, and 256, respectively. First, convert the code to an equivalent low-level assembly language, then briefly explain the steps of execution on hardware. main () { int i, x=0, sum=0; for (i=100; i<=104; i++) { sum = sum + x[i]; } return(0); }