what is the final output of this? ```assemblysection .datamsg: db 10, "You are at the start.", 10len: equ $-msgmsg2: db "Done!", 10len2 equ $-msg2char: db 0section .textglobal mainprint: mov rax, 1 mov rdi, 1 syscall retmain: xor rax, rax xor r9, r9 mov r8b, 255 xor r8b, r8blabel1: cmp r9b, 0 jae label2 mov rsi, msg mov rdx, len call print jmp donelabel2: xor rsi, rsi mov rsi, 48 add rsi, r9 mov [char], rsi mov rsi, char mov rdx, 1 call print sub r8b, 1 jmp label1done: mov rsi, msg2 mov rdx, len2 call print xor rax, rax ret```### ExplanationThis assembly program is written for an x86-64 architecture using the SysV ABI (Application Binary Interface) convention. It consists of two main sections: `.data` and `.text`.- **.data section**: - `msg` contains the string "You are at the start.". - `len` calculates the length of `msg`. - `msg2` contains the string "Done!". - `char` is an empty byte used for character manipulation.- **.text section**: - Defines the main function and a subroutine for printing strings. - **Print subroutine**: - Uses system calls (`syscall`) to print strings to the standard output (file descriptor 1). - **Main procedure**: - Initializes registers and sets up loops to print the initial message and decrement a loop counter (`r8b`). - **label1** and **label2**

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