How are the names of functions written in MIPS assembly language programs?MIPS function names are written as labels in the text segmentMIPS functions are character strings stored in the ALUMIPS function names are addresses stored in the Control UnitMIPS function names are pointers stored in the IRMIPS function names are written as labels in the data segment

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How are the names of functions written in MIPS assembly language programs? O MIPS function names are written as labels in the text segment O MIPS functions are character strings stored in the ALU O MIPS function names are addresses stored in the Control Unit O MIPS function names are pointers stored in the IR O MIPS function names are written as labels in the data segment

How are the names of functions written in MIPS assembly language programs? O MIPS function names are written as labels in the text segment O MIPS functions are character strings stored in the ALU O MIPS function names are addresses stored in the Control Unit O MIPS function names are pointers stored in the IR O MIPS function names are written as labels in the data segment

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