Hi there, I need help writing a MIPS assembly language program where I store the user's input into an array and print every element. So, I take in a number and ask them which element in the array they want it stored and store it into the array and print out each element of the array. I do not want a loop because my array should only be 4 words(16 bits) longs. **User Input and Array Indexing Example**- **Prompt:** Please enter a number 6- **Query:** Which element of the array would you like this to be? 1The following illustrates the state of the array:- Index 0: 0- Index 1: 6- Index 2: 0- Index 3: 0In this example, the user is prompted to enter a number which they choose to be 6. They are then asked to select which element in an array they would like this number to be assigned to. The user selects index 1. As a result, the array is updated to:\[0, 6, 0, 0\]This demonstrates assigning user input to a specific position within an array.

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Hi there, I need help writing a MIPS assembly language program where I store the user's input into an array and print every element. So, I take in a number and ask them which element in the array they want it stored and store it into the array and print out each element of the array. I do not want a loop because my array should only be 4 words(16 bits) longs.

**User Input and Array Indexing Example**

- **Prompt:** Please enter a number 6

- **Query:** Which element of the array would you like this to be? 1

The following illustrates the state of the array:

- Index 0: 0
- Index 1: 6
- Index 2: 0
- Index 3: 0

In this example, the user is prompted to enter a number which they choose to be 6. They are then asked to select which element in an array they would like this number to be assigned to. The user selects index 1. As a result, the array is updated to:

\[0, 6, 0, 0\]

This demonstrates assigning user input to a specific position within an array.

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