Write a program in MIPS assembly language using the MARS Simulator that does the following:

Display a prompt to the user: $$Enter an integer: $$

Wait for the user to enter an integer.

If the number entered is zero

Print $$The sum is: $$ followed by the sum of all of the integers entered.

On a new line print $$The number of integers entered was: $$ followed by the number. This number should not include the final zero.

Exit the program

Add the number to a running sum.

Increment the count of integers.

Loop back to step $1.$

For example, if the user enters $4,$ then $6,$ then $0,$ the program would print the following $2$ lines:

The sum is $10$

The number of integers entered was $2$

Assume that there will be no invalid input. Your program will crash if you enter non$-$integers, but don$$t worry about that.

To hand in through eLearning: A Zip file named CS$2340-$Asg$1-.$zip containing your program, named CS$2340-$asg$1.$asm and possibly SysCalls.asm. Replace with your netID. For example, if I were to hand it in$,$ the name would be CS$2340-$Asg$1-$jxc$064000.$zip.

Additional grading criteria:

Your program is not named properly or does not have $.$asm as the file extension: $-5$

Your program does not have your name, NetID, and other header information, and is in general not properly commented: $-5$ to $-15$

Incorrect output: $-5$ to $-55$ depending upon severity

Improperly formatted code: $-3$ to $-10$ depending upon severity.

Does not exit properly. $-5$

Misuse of instructions, for example using $$la$$ when you should use $$li$.-2$ to $-10$

Doesn$$t assemble: $-50$