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Description: Please convert the following segment of code into LEGv8/ARMv8. Assume g and h are in registers X19 and X20 respectively and explain line by line.if (g < h):g=g+ h;else:h = h * 2

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Please convert the following segment of code into LEGv8/ARMv8. Assume g and h are in registers X19 and X20 respectively and explain line by line. if (g < h): g=g+ h; else: h = h * 2

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