4. Consider the Java-like code below. Translate the code into MIPS instructions as directly as possible. Put them in a file called program4.s. int a 2; // use $t6 to keep track of a's value int b - 10; // use $t7 to keep track of b's value int m-e // use ste to keep track of m.s value ile (a > e) m+= b; a-= 1; > ) Run your code to make sure it has correct behavior for multiple initial values for a and b (positive integers 4. Consider the Java-like code below. Translate the code into MIPS instructions as directly as possible. Put them in a file called program4.s. int a 2; // use $t6 to keep track of a's value int b - 10; // use $t7 to keep track of b's value int m-e // use ste to keep track of m.s value ile (a > e) m+= b; a-= 1; > ) Run your code to make sure it has correct behavior for multiple initial values for a and b (positive integers