4: Implement Pseudo-code in MIPS Assembly language (34 points) l Winite a functionally equivalent MIPS assembly program for the following pseudo-code. Feel free to use MIPS pseudo-instructions. Choose whichever registers you would like irn store the variables' values (except $10 which holds the value of n). Be sure to use register types appropriately and use registers conservatively. Choose whatever like for flow control. Be sure to include comments Note: assume that n was read from input and can be any unsigned value where n > 1 Initially, n's value is stored in register Sto.All values should be treated as unsigned. use macro branching instructions. labels you would h1 while n >1 end while print t