Write a function called ReplaceLetterWithAsterisk that takes two arguments as inputs. Use the MIPS calling convention; use $a registers to pass the arguments to your function. The first argument contains the string address and the second argument contains the character to replace. The ReplaceLetterWithAsterisk function will then find all instances of the letter in your string and replace them with an asterisk.

string used is no more than 63 bytes

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