Hi, I need help writing an assembly program (MIPS) that does the following:

Help is greatly appreciated and like always - I will remember to rate!

(I imagine the code to be long, so please go as far in the code as you can, but please comment on the methods, so I can understand what's happening and take off where you left off)

thanks csci chegg.

Write an assembly program titled "YourLastName_Program4" that forms a 2-D array, 5x3 based on predetermined values of your choosing. The program will then print out the array for the user to see and then present the user with a menu with the following options 1. 2. 3. 4. Replace a value Calculate the sum of all values Print out the 2D array Exit For the first option your program should then ask the user for which row and column in the array to replace, and what value will it be replaced with For the second option your program should run through all values held in the 2D array and calculate their summation. For the third option your program should print out the contents of the 2D array one row at a time When given the fourth option your program should simply exit. Remember, this course will use the SPIM emulator for MIPS processors. Make sure your programs work on these emulated machines Write an assembly program titled "YourLastName_Program4" that forms a 2-D array, 5x3 based on predetermined values of your choosing. The program will then print out the array for the user to see and then present the user with a menu with the following options 1. 2. 3. 4. Replace a value Calculate the sum of all values Print out the 2D array Exit For the first option your program should then ask the user for which row and column in the array to replace, and what value will it be replaced with For the second option your program should run through all values held in the 2D array and calculate their summation. For the third option your program should print out the contents of the 2D array one row at a time When given the fourth option your program should simply exit. Remember, this course will use the SPIM emulator for MIPS processors. Make sure your programs work on these emulated machines