PartialQuestion 18Select true statements from the following.extern' directive asks assembler to reserve specified amount ofspace in memory without a need to initialize the space.MIPS provides native PUSH and POP operations for STACKaccess.By convention, stack in MIPS grows downwards (i.e. from higheraddress to lower address).Stack pointer ($sp) starts 4 bytes below the memory boundaryfor application program data space.PUSH in MIPS always needs to store data first and then moveSsp to next free address.

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