Translate the C code below to MIPS assembly. Use coding conventions to determine which registers should be used for each variable. You may use t temporary variable registers (i.e., $t0,$t9) as needed as well. Do your best to follow the MIPS style guidelines. The MIPS Green sheet for your reference MIPS_green_sheet.pdf. Note, array is a pointer that points to the first element (array[0]) of the array. Note, this problem includes "evil" tests. These tests make sure you follow the function calling conventions (i.e., the s temporary registers are returned to their original states by your function) char sum_array(char* array, int len) { char sum = 0; for (int i = 0; i