Write a function that adds the three numbers in $a$0,$ $a$1,$ $a$2$ and prints something like: $2+7+4=13$

assuming that $2,7,$ and $4$ were the values in a$0$ to a$2.$

Your function should do the following:

$$ compute the sum of a$0,$ a$1,$ a$2$ and store it in t$0$

$$ Print the value in a$0$

$$ Print a $+$

$$ Print the number in a$1$

$$ Print a $+$

$$ Print the value in a$2$

$$ Print an $=$

$$ Print the sum of the numbers that you put in t$0.$

$$ Print a linebreak

Sample Output

$1+2+3=6$

$2+3+4=9$

$3+4+5=12$

$4+5+6=15$

$5+6+7=18$

$.$ data

plus : $.$ asciiz $"+"$

equal : $.$ asciiz $"="$

linebreak : $.$ asciiz $"\backslash$ n $"$

$.$ text

li $s$0,0$

li $s$7,5$

loopstart :

beq $s$0,$ $s$7,$ loopend

addi $s$0,$ $s$0,1$

addi $s$1,$ $s$0,1$

addi $s$2,$ $s$1,1$

move $a$0,$ $s$0$ # function args go in a$0$ to a$3$

move $a$1,$ $s$1$

move $a$2,$ $s$2$

jal printFun # then call our function

j loopstart

loopend :

li $v$0,10$

syscall

printFun :

# your code goes down here $...$