In Java the program is a command line program that takes two arguments: a path to a $.$text file, and a path to a $.$data file

the program will simulate the execution of the MIPS program contained in the $.$text and $.$data files.

the program will correctly interface with the users when syscall instructions are executed

printing a string will print a string from the simulated memory $($from the $.$data file$)$ to the terminal. This means that you will need to be able to recreate a Java string from a sequence of bytes $($up to the null terminator byte$).$ $a$0$ will contain the address of the first character in the string.printing an integer will print the value of $a$0$ as an integer to the terminalreading an integer will read user input from the terminal, cast it to an integer, and place it in the simulated $v$0$ registerexiting will cleanly exit your simulator program

How the program exits should mimic the behavior of MARS. That is$,$ when the exit syscall is executed, your program should print $"--$ program is finished running $--"$ to the terminal, and then exit the program. If the simulator reaches the end of the program otherwise $($if the next instruction equals $0$x$00000000),$ then your program should print $"--$ program finished running $($dropped off bottom$)--"$ and exit.