Your program will start at x$3000$ in memory and sum the numbers stored at memory locations x$3100$ to x$3109.$ Please note that while the autograder will populate these memory address with data values, when testing your program, you will need to place these values into memory manually. I recommend doing so by modifying the memory values via the simulator rather than using assembly code. The final sum will be stored at memory location x$310$A$.$ Once stored, your program will halt the machine using the HALT commanone$2$TenTest Test $(0/10)$

ten$2$OneNegativeTest $(0/10)$

somePositiveSetTest $(0/10)$

someNegativeSetTest $(0/10)$

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You must place any $.$FILL pseudo$-$ops after your HALT command. Placing $.$FILL pseudo$-$ops before the HALT will cause the data stored at those locations to be executed as instructions. This can cause your code to produce unexpected results and prevent Gradescope from executing correctly.