Translate the C code below to MIPS assembly. We tell you which registers each variable is assigned to. Do your best to follow the MIPS style guidelines. The MIPS Green sheet for your reference MIPS_green_sheet.pdf. Implement the following C code in MIPS assembly. The following variables are allocated to the following registers. Do not modify these registers unless the code explicitly says to modify them. You can use registers $8-$11 as extra temporary registers. You may also use register $0 as a zero-value argument. When we grade your code, we will check that variables m, n, p, and q (in that order) have been changed only according to what changes the C code says should have happened. int m: $12 int n: $13 int p: $14 int q: $15 m = ~p & n