Question $2(10$ pts$.)$

In the following RISC$-$V program, the numbers on the left are the instruction addresses in memory, and the numbers on the

right give the instruction at that address.

$(6$ pts$)$ Convert the program from machine code into RISC$-$V assembly language.

$(3$ pts$)$ Then reverse engineer a high$-$level program in C$/$C$++$ syntax that would compile into this assembly language

routine and write it$.$

$(1$ pt$)$ Explain in words what the program does. $a0$ is the input register, and it initially contains a positive odd integer $n.$

Final result is saved back into the return register $a0.$