Convert the following Java/C-like code into MIPS assembly. The names of the variables reflect which registers must be used for the MIPS assembly. if (t1 < t2 || !(t1 >= = t3)) { t5 = t6 + 1; } else { } t5 = t6 - 1;
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![Convert the following Java/C-like code into MIPS assembly. The names of
the variables reflect which registers must be used for the MIPS assembly.
if (t1 < t2 || !(t1 >=
= t3)) {
t5 = t6 + 1;
} else {
}
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