ii. Write separate MIPS assembly programs to do each of the following using the smallest possible...

   

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ii. Write separate MIPS assembly programs to do each of the following using the smallest possible number of instructions. a) (10 points) Count the number of I's in register $$1. b) (20 Points) Ask the user to enter a character, c1. Then, in a new line ask the user to enter another character, c2, greater than the first character. Then, in a new line print the characters from character c1 until character c2 as shown in the format below. If the entered character is smaller than the first character, ask the user to reenter the second character. Enter a character: B Enter another character greater than B: A Enter another character greater than B: G The range of entered characters is: BCDEFG ii. Write separate MIPS assembly programs to do each of the following using the smallest possible number of instructions. a) (10 points) Count the number of I's in register $$1. b) (20 Points) Ask the user to enter a character, c1. Then, in a new line ask the user to enter another character, c2, greater than the first character. Then, in a new line print the characters from character c1 until character c2 as shown in the format below. If the entered character is smaller than the first character, ask the user to reenter the second character. Enter a character: B Enter another character greater than B: A Enter another character greater than B: G The range of entered characters is: BCDEFG

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It seems youre asking for help with two MIPS assembly tasks a counting the number of 1s in register s1 and b prompting for two characters and then pri... View the full answer