In LC-3 assembly process, the assembler needs to convert constants represented in ASCII into their appropriate binary values. For example, #12 translates into 0000 1100, and #2 translates into 0000 0010. Write an LC-3 assembly language program that reads a decimal constant from the keyboard (i. e., it is preceded by a # character signifying it is a decimal), and prints out the binary representation. Assume the constants can be expressed with no more than two decimal digits. The program starts at x3000.