1- Write a MIPS assembly program that stores the values in consecutive successive words in the data segment with the initial offset 3000A, ending at offset 3FFEB. Then store the value 3000F to location 1000F. Next, write a code segment that sums the 128 words starting at the address found in location 1000F. This portion of the program cannot assume that 1000B contains 3000A. Print the sum and then quit. 2- Write a MIPS program that access an array of words starting at address 1000F and memory, of the length specified by the value in cx, and searches the maximum value in the array. Print the value after finding an element. 3- Write a MIPS assembly language program to reverse the numbers for two dimensional array of size 4X4

1- Write a MIPS assembly program that stores the values in consecutive successive words in the data segment with the initial offset 3000A, ending at offset 3FFEB. Then store the value 3000F to location 1000F. Next, write a code segment that sums the 128 words starting at the address found in location 1000F. This portion of the program cannot assume that 1000B contains 3000A. Print the sum and then quit. 2- Write a MIPS program that access an array of words starting at address 1000F and memory, of the length specified by the value in cx, and searches the maximum value in the array. Print the value after finding an element. 3- Write a MIPS assembly language program to reverse the numbers for two dimensional array of size 4X4

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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