Arrays in MIPS could be stored in registers, that severely constraints what the array could do, no more than 32 elements, to the point that using a struct might make more sense in that case.

The better option for an array is to declare it in the .data subsection and then its stored out in main memory. (Because MIPS is a simulator not a native language we are still constrained on array sizes compared to C, but that constraint is on the order of a billion elements).

Change the array to 5 elements (you need to change the .space parameter to something > 12)

You then need to load up those elements into the array

And then print off all of the elements in the array.

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