Assembler instructions are not a part of the MIPS instruction set, but often appear in MIPS programs. The table below contains some MIPS assembly instructions that get translated to actual MIPS instructions.

For each assembly instruction in the table above, produce a minimal sequence of actual MIPS instructions to accomplish the same thing. You
may need to use temporary registers in some cases. In the table large refers to a number that requires 32 bits to represent and small to a number that can it into 16 bits.

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a. clear $t0 b. beq $t1, large, LOOP