Write an 8086 assembly language program (windows32) that:

• Prompts the user to enter 10 positive integers less than or equal to 1000, one at a time. The program should store these values into an array as they are entered.
• Only after the array has been populated should the program then display the contents of the array, in the order they were entered, all in one single output.
• Then the program should sort the array from smallest value to largest value.
• Then the program should display the contents of the array again, in the new sorted order, all in one single output.

• Then the program should search through the array and display all values that are multiples of 3. These can be displayed one at a time.

Notes:

• Zero is NOT a positive integer.

• Your program should guard against non-positive integers and integers above 1000. If the user enters an invalid number, your program should display an error message, and repeatedly ask for a new value until the user enters a valid number.

• You MUST use exactly one numerical array. No more. Of course, you will have a string (or array of characters for the display). That's OK.
• Your output should have message headers that are informative as to what you are displaying (e.g. "The array as entered", "The sorted array", etc.)
• You MUST include ample, meaningful comments. Points will be deducted for hard to read code. Comments really help readability.
• You MUST have a comment in the program, in the appropriate spot, indicating what type of sorting algorithm you are using.
• Use regular indirect addressing.