Write a MIPS assembly program that adds two positive singleprecision floating point numbers held in $s0 and $s1. Do not use any of the MIPS floating-point instructions. You need not worry about any of the encodings that are reserved for special purposes (e.g., 0, NANs, etc.) or numbers that overflow or underflow. Use the SPIM simulator to test your code. You will need to manually set the values of $s0 and $s1 to test your code. Demonstrate that your code functions reliably.