4.4) Enter the program given in section 4.7 into the MIPSym simulator and report on the values generated for each erroneous input.

uotient remainder. Both the quotient and remainder will be between zero and five in to each to get dice values. of random numbers is needed rapidly, this service should not be used f an initial seed value. If called without waiting for user input, this value will not If a sequence other than random 4.7 WEAKNESSES OF THE SYSTEM I/O SERVICES These simple Input/Output functions provided by the developers of MIPSym are not all- encompassing routines designed to fulfill our every need. The decimal output functions print like C++ stream 1/O, but lack the formatting capabili- ties. Numbers are printed without leading spaces. When we are printing tabular data, we would like to have the numbers printed right justified, in fixed-width fields. The numeric input functions always return a value even if the series of keystrokes fronm the keyboard does not correctly represent a number. This avoids generating error messages when your programs are running, but may lead to unexpected behaviors even if you check the input for reasonable values. You can verify this by running the following pro these strin exceeds the range that can be represented as a 32-bit binary value. Notice that some of the val- ues represent numbers in binary, octal and hexadecimal, and that these work correctly gram and typing gs, each of which may not correctly represent a decimal integer value or the value 2.9999999 0x3A 4-2 -4+2 2,147,483,647 2147483648 -2,147,483,648