Write an ARM ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE program that computes the exponent e^(-x) for a given x entered by the user according to the formula e^-x = 1 - x + (x^2/2!) - (x^3/3!)+....+ (-1)^i * (x^i/i!)+.... The computations continue until the last term in the summation (|x(i)/(i)!|) becomes below the accuracy level 10-5. Your program must include function exp that takes the value of x in S0 and returns e-x in S0 and used number of iterations in R0. Print the computer exponent value and iterations count to the terminal.
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