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Write a program in MIPS assembly language using the MARS simulator that does the following:

Initialize an accumulator $($variable or register$)$ to zero.

Display a prompt to the user: "Enter a number: $"$

Use the system call function to read a string into a buffer. Assume the user will enter no more

than $20$ characters.

If the first character in your buffer is the New Line character $(\text{'}\frac{?}{?}$

$\text{'})$:

A$.$ Go to step $9.$

If the first character in your buffer is the minus sign, remember that so you can reverse the sign

of the number.

Convert the number to a decimal integer$*,$ one digit at a time. If there are any characters other

than decimal digits:

A$.$ If it is not a New Line, show an error message and go back to step $2.$

a$.$ The error message should look like this: "Error: $"$ followed by the invalid user

input

B$.$ If it is a new line, continue to $7.$

Add the decimal number to your accumulator.

Go to step $2.$

Print the sum of the numbers, the total number of valid numbers entered, and the total number

of errors.

a$.$ The sum output should look like this: "Sum $="$ followed by the sum.

b$.$ The total number of valid numbers output should look like this: "Count of valid

numbers $=$ "followed by the total count.

c$.$ The total number of errors output should look like this: "Total number of

errors: $"$ followed by the total error count.

Exit the program.

You must validate the input $-$ your program must not crash. The minus sign character is only valid if is

the first character entered, and is considered invalid if the minus sign is the only character entered $($at

least one digit must immediately follow the minus sign$).$

$*$The process of conversion works like this: Set an accumulator to $0.$ Multiply your accumulator by $10,$

then add the new digit. You convert an ASCII character to a decimal digit by subtracting the character

$\text{'}0\text{'},$ as we saw in class. Your program must make sure that what was entered was an actual digit,

between $0$ and $9,$ inclusive. You are done with this process when you encounter a new line character.