Write a MIPS assembly language program that takes a decimal integer from a user and outputs a 8-bit binary number.

1. Read a decimal integer from a user

2. Display a meaningful error message and terminate if the number is out of range. Recall that the largest signed one byte number is 0111 11112 -2-1 127. The smallest possible number is 1000 00002--128

3. Display exactly one byte in binary based on the decimal number input from the user

4. Print a space character between each of the four bits

5. Display meaningful messages from the user whenever appropriate. For example Enter Number: Do not use syscalls #35 or #36