Open the factorial.asm file with a text editor of your choice. Note that word processors (e.g., Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs) will probably not work for this purpose, as you must save your file as plain text. You must write MIPS assembly code which, when run under QtSpim, will do the following: 1. Read an integer from the user 2. Compute the factorial of the integer 3. Print out the factorial An example interaction with this program is shown below: 5 120 factorial.asm contains comments which further explain how you can do this. You may assume that the input integer will be non-negative. You may also assume that the computed factorial will fit into a 32-bit unsigned value, so you never need to look at the HI register. The Week 4 Materials have some examples which may be helpful.

Open the factorial.asm file with a text editor of your choice. Note that word processors (e.g., Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs) will probably not work for this purpose, as you must save your file as plain text. You must write MIPS assembly code which, when run under QtSpim, will do the following: 1. Read an integer from the user 2. Compute the factorial of the integer 3. Print out the factorial An example interaction with this program is shown below: 5 120 factorial.asm contains comments which further explain how you can do this. You may assume that the input integer will be non-negative. You may also assume that the computed factorial will fit into a 32-bit unsigned value, so you never need to look at the HI register. The Week 4 Materials have some examples which may be helpful.

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