Consider function print()documented below in pseudocode in the function's header comment block The input parameter, msg, contains the address in memory of the string to be displayed; this string is defined in the.data section. After displaying the string, by calling SysPrintStr(), it displays the integer parameter n by calling SysPrintlnt (). Note that print() is a leaf procedure since it does not call other functions. This means we do not need to save $ra in print()'s stack frame. Furthermore, since this function is small and simple enough, we can get by without allocating a stack frame at all; this is the way we shall write print(). For this exercise, write the MIPS32 assembly language code that implements print(). My optimized implementation required 6 instructions: two addi, one jr, one move, and two syscall. Note, you are not being asked to write a complete program; just implement print(). However, for testing purposes, you should write a driver main() function that calls print() to verify it works correctly