Edit binops.asm

Open the binops.asm file, and open it up in a text editor of your choice. Note that word processors $($e$.$g$.,$ Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs$)$ will probably not work for this purpose, as you must save your file as plain text. You must write MIPS assembly code which will read two integers from the user $($hereafter referred to as A and B$,$ respectively$),$ and will then print $($in order$)$:

A $+$ B on its own line

A $-$ B on its own line

A & B $($bitwise AND$)$ on its own line

A $|$ B $($bitwise OR$)$ on its own line

A $^$ B $($bitwise XOR$)$ on its own line

Example output of this code is shown below, which results from reading in $4$ and $5$ as the provided integers:

$9$

$-1$

$4$

$5$

$1$