2. In this problem, you'll complete another assembly program, found in hw2_ rotate.s, where you will rotate the elements in an array of 4-byte integers. This program takes command line arguments for an array. An example command line arguments: 1 2 3 4 . beware of the restrictive formatting: (single-digit positive, decimal integers) Starting state for the example register $s0 = 4 (the number of elements in the array) . 2. In this problem, you'll complete another assembly program, found in hw2_ rotate.s, where you will rotate the elements in an array of 4-byte integers. This program takes command line arguments for an array. An example command line arguments: 1 2 3 4 . beware of the restrictive formatting: (single-digit positive, decimal integers) Starting state for the example register $s0 = 4 (the number of elements in the array)