Create an algorithm to count the number of $1$s in a $32-$bit positive number. Implement the program in a high level language like C or Java. It does not need to run for me$,$ but the code should be included in a text document called FirstnameLastnameA$3.$txt along with your assignment submission. Implement the program in MIPSzy Assembly language. Use the high level code as comments to the right of the Assembly code as the textbook does. If you write that MIPSzy program in a text editor, you can then paste it into the simulator box in $11\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}2$ of Chapter $11$ in the ZYBook. You can run the simulation there to test the code. The input value value should be entered in the input box. Input works by placing the value to be read in from the input box in memory location $8196$ and a $1$ in memory location $8192.$ If there is no more input a $0$ will be placed in memory location $8192.$ Results should be written to memory location $8200$ which will cause them to be written to the output window. Include a comment at the top of the program with your name and Panther id$.$ Export the file by clicking the More Options button and then Export on the right side. That will paste your program into a small box on the right. Copy and paste that into a text document. Call that document FirstnameLastnameA$3.$txt$.$ Both programs should be in the FirstnameLastnameA$3.$txt file for submission.

I just need the code in Assembly! And the following are the available instructions that are allowed on the ZyBooks