Bitwise Shift Tutorial Before attempting this assignment, navigate back to the assembly tutorial mentioned in MIPS Assignment 1. Complete the tutorial up to Chapter 12. Program Write a program that lets the user input two integers, then outputs the results of logical bit-shifting in different ways. Hard-coded Values You will hard-code the integer 1 as a word value in your program. The Input As with previous assignments, the two input integers will be entered on their own lines. The Output For the sake of simplicity, let's refer to the first inputted integer as $1, the second inputted integer as $2, and the hard-coded word value as $H. Your program will output the result of four operations (each as integers): 1. $1 shifted left by $2 bits 2. $1 shifted left by SH bits 3. $1 shifted right by $2 bits 4. $1 shifted right by $H bits You should use logical shifting, not arithmetic shifting. Each output should be followed by a newline character (' ' aka ASCII 10 aka Hex 0x0A). If, for example, the user entered the numbers 8 and 2, a correct program would output the following