Hangman is a simple $2-$player game where one player picks a word or phrase and the other player tries to guess it$.$ Write a MIPS program that reads a word entered by the player, and accepts multiple guesses one letter at a time. This continues until either the player guesses all the letters in the original word or until they have made six guesses where the letter guessed is not in the word. You are not required to keep track of which letters have been guessed. After each guess, if the guessed letter appears in the word then it is printed in its correct spot$($s$),$ otherwise a underscore is printed in place of the letter in the word. A newline character should be printed at the end of the state. The ASCII code value of a newline character is the hex number $0$xA$.$ If the player guesses all the letters, then print an uppercase W$,$ followed by a newline character. If the player runs out of guesses, then print an uppercase L$,$ followed by a newline character.