Assembly Language Question: Conting upper case and lower case letter from a string

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Write an Assembly Language program named “count letters” that counts the occurrences of all small and capital letters in given below string and then prints the result in the format (Caps, count:: Small, count).Strings is “bcAdBDeCEad” and it should print this result (Caps, 5:: Small, 6).The program should take address of the source string as a parameter via stack.

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