Create a MIPS program that fulfills the following specifications:

in the .data section:

3 variables to hold input values: a, b, c

3 variables to hold output values (name them whatever you like)

a variable to hold the users name

3 variables for messages:

A prompt for name

A prompt for integers

A message for results (similar to the sample run below)

in the .text section write instructions to:

prompt the user for their name and save it in memory

3 times:

prompt user for an integer between 1-100

read and store the integers in a, b, and c

no input checking required

calculate ans1 = a + b + c and store the result

calculate ans2 = c + b - a and store the result

calculate ans3 = (a + 2) + (b - 5) - (c 1) and store the result

display the user name and message for results

display the 3 results but print a space character in between for readability

at the bottom of your program, add comments with test values for a, b, c and the results you expect from the program for ans1, ans2, ans3 (see sample run below)

Sample Runs: (you should use different test data) Notice that printing the name string causes a newline, but don't worry about it What is your name? Karen Please enter an integer between 1-100: 7 Please enter an integer between 1-100: 17 Please enter an integer between 1-100: 27 Karen your answers are: 51 37 -5 program is finished running What is your name? Karen Please enter an integer between 1-100: 20 Please enter an integer between 1-100: 360 Please enter an integer between 1-100: 40 Karen your answers are: 90 50 8 program is finished running