Select the pseudo-code that corresponds to the following assembly code. assume that the variables a, b, c, and d are initialized elsewhere in the program. you may want to review the usage of eax, ah, and al (ia32 registers). also recall that the inequality a > b is equivalent to b < a. i. e. if a is greater than b, that's equivalent to saying that b is less than a. data ; general purpose variables a dword ? b dword ? c byte ? d byte ? upperlevel dword 18 lowerlevel dword 3 ; strings yes byte "yes",0 no byte "no",0 maybe byte "maybe",0 .code main proc mov eax, 1 cmp ah, c jg option1 jmp option3 option1: mov edx, offset yes call writestring jmp endofprogram option2: mov edx, offset no call writestring jmp endofprogram option3: mov edx, offset maybe call writestring endofprogram: exit main endp end main