Consider the following assembly language code snippet for the example processor in chapter 6 of our textbook. Loop: LOAD reg1, 16 + reg4 ADD reg3, reg2, reg1 STORE reg6, 22 + reg4 JUMP Loop

Fill in the following table to name the arguments of each instruction in the code snippet. For example, the three arguments of the LOAD instruction are reg1, 16, and reg4. To fill in the table, you may choose from the following list of argument names: destination register, offset, augend, addend, sum, source register, base address, program counter, label (see textbook section 9.5.1), and None. Assume that the assembly instruction ADD regA, regB, regC is defined (designed) to mean regA regB + regC

Instruction	Argument #1	Argument #1	Argument #1
Load
Add
Store
Jump