MIPS programming question

Write a program that defines two integer arrays of the same size and then calls a function sum that will populate a third array with the element-wise sums of the two input arrays. For example, if array x is [1, 2, 3] and array y is [3, 4, 5], the sum should be the array [4, 6, 8]. Your sum function should accept the addresses of the two input arrays, the address of the output array (which you will pre-allocate in the .data segment), and the length of the arrays. Your function may assume that the lengths of all three arrays are equal.

Also, write a function print_array that prints out the contents of an array. Its inputs should be the address of the input array and the length of the array. After computing the sum of two inputs, call the print_array function to print out the resulting sum array.