1. Consider the following C program that takes four integers from the user, stores them in...

 

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1. Consider the following C program that takes four integers from the user, stores them in an array and finally calculates and displays the average. Rewrite the same program using MIPS. [25 points] # include void main () ( int arr [4]; int i = 0; int sum 0; while (i <4) printf("Enter an integer: "); scanf ("%d", arr[i]); sum + arr[i] i++; printf ("You have entered"); 1-0; while (i <4) printf("%d", arr [i]); printf(" "); i++; printf ("Average: ", (sum/4)); 1. Consider the following C program that takes four integers from the user, stores them in an array and finally calculates and displays the average. Rewrite the same program using MIPS. [25 points] # include void main () ( int arr [4]; int i = 0; int sum 0; while (i <4) printf("Enter an integer: "); scanf ("%d", arr[i]); sum + arr[i] i++; printf ("You have entered"); 1-0; while (i <4) printf("%d", arr [i]); printf(" "); i++; printf ("Average: ", (sum/4));

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