Write the MIPS assembly code which calculate the grades of student according to the criteria: When the mark is greater or equal to 90, it will return the value 4 if the mark is greater or equal to 80 but less than 90, it will return the value 3 if the mark is greater or equal to 70 but less than 80, it will return the value 2 if the mark is greater or equal to 60 but less than 70, it will return the value 1 if the mark is less than 60, it will return the value 0

Based on the following C code:       {       int x, y, z, sum, total;       int *pt1, *pt2, *ptc;       x = 99;       y = 86;       pt1 = &y;       pt2 = pt1;       ptc = &x;       z = (*(&y))/2 + (*pt2)/3 + 5;       sum = (x + y + *pt1 + *pt2 + z)/3;       total = sum + *ptc + *pt1;       }         (1) What is the value of z? (2) What is the value of sum? (3) What is the value of the             total? (4) What is the address of the data 86?

CIS 1275 C++ Programming Part I            Program 5 Rock, Paper Scissors   You should do these test cases before you start coding!  Check the logic your program is using.  You can use these test cases to verify that your program is giving you correct results.   TestCase:                    Set the seed for rand as 123.                                     First, select 1, rock.  The computer selects scissors.  You win.                                     Then, select 2, paper.  The computer selects rock.  You win.                                     Program says you won the game, do you want to play another?                                     You say yes.                                     Select 3, scissors.  The computer selects rock.  You lose.           Your hand calculations should match your program results when these cases are run!

You will use sequential, selection and repetition programming statements. You will define one integer number: count count will store how many times valid weights and values have been entered. You will define a variety of doubles: weight, value, sum, sumw, avg value will store the input value weight will store the input weight for that value sum  will  store  the  running   sum  of  values  and weights sumw will store the running of the weights avg  will store  the weighted  average  of  the 5 numbers  and 5  weights  input. The running sum will be calculated by this formula: sum = sum + value * weight For  example, if   the  first value  and  weight  pair  entered  is 4, 1 and  second pair  is 10, 3: sum = sum + value*weight = 0 + 4*1 sum = 4 + 10*3 = 34 sumw = 1 + 3 = 4 Values and sum are to be input and calculated within a repetition loop: while count <  5 Input value, weight sumw = sumw + weight sum = sum + value * weight count = count + 1 End while Avg is calculated by: avg =…