Add Two Integers: Your job is to create an assembly file called sum.s that takes two hard-coded integer values (hard-coded means the values are not read in from the keyboard but literal

constants that you code into the program), adds the two values together together and displays the

result. The guts of the code (the header and the syscall to exit) will resemble hello.s so you can

start by modifying the program. Before making any changes review hello.s until you understand

every line of code. You will need code to load the values of two integers into registers and sum

the two integers together. use li and addu

code give below

# hello.s

# a sample MIPS program to demonstrate MIPS basics

# Usage: $ spim -f hello.s

.data # data segment begins here

stuff: .asciiz "Hello World! "

.text # code segment begins here

main:

la $a0, stuff

li $v0, 4 # 4 is syscall to print a string

syscall # execute the call

li $a0, 10 # 10 is ascii value for linefeed

li $v0, 11 # 11 is syscall to print char

syscall

li $v0, 10 # 10 is system call to exit

syscall # execute the call

output is supposed to

the sum of 9 and 15 is 24