Write a MIPS program that contains some subroutines which you can perform specific tasks on$.$

$$ A subroutine called disp$\_$menu$()$ that displays the menu shown in the sample output.

$$ A subroutine called comp$\_$series$()$ that computes the series based on the end of series value entered by the user.

The subroutine should deal with the numbers as double or float numbers. $($See Sample output$)$:

$$ A subroutine called disp$()$ that prints array elements. If the array is empty, the message "Array is empty"

should be displayed $($See Sample output$).$

$$ The main program will do the following:

a$.$ Display a menu to allow the user to choose any option and perform the corresponding actions. $($See

sample output$).$

b$.$ If the user chooses option $1,$ the user will be prompted to enter the end of series and will call the

subroutine comp$\_$series$()$ to compute the series. $($See sample output$).$

c$.$ If the user chooses option $2,$ another menu will be displayed which contains the following choices: $($See

sample output$).$

If the user enters $1,$ the program will ask the user to enter a number and store it in the array. $($See

sample output$)$

If the user enters $2,$ the program will call the subroutine disp$().($See sample output$)$

If the user chooses option $3,$ the program will return to the main menu.

d$.$ If the user chooses option $0$ from main menu, the program will print a final message and will exit.

e$.$ The program should repeat until the user chooses option $0.$