CORE PROBLEM: Write a MIPS assembly language program that reads ten integers from the user, stores them in memory and then loads them back out of memory and displays them to the user in reverse order. Storing variables sequentially in memory is how an array is stored.

ADDITIONAL CHALLENGE: Expand your code written above. Instead of printing all of the characters that were stored in memory, print the average. Hint: You will need to use floating point numbers

Example Program Execution:

Enter number : 1

Enter number : 2

Enter number : 3

Enter number : 4

Enter number : 5

Enter number : 6

Enter number : 7

Enter number : 8

Enter number : 9

Enter number : 19

The average number is : 5.5