(c) Consider the following C/C++ code i. Translate the C/C++ code snippet to MIPS ISA assembly language. Use Ss0 to hold iteration variable k and $s1 to hold the constant 10 to which $s0 is compared to for each iteration of the for loop. Be sure to handle the stack pointer appropriately. Assume the list array is stored on the stack frame of init_listO. void init_list(int val) f int list[10] list[k] //end init listO = relate (val, k); //end for f fnction called.en fo relate= 0) { return 1; else return 0 //end if/else //end relateO int diff(int x, int y) [ //end diffO ii. How would your code function if you failed to store Sra on the stack? return X- y