edit this code to work for $5$ variables it should be able to Input: $527831994$ and Output: $431527899$ the code: addi $t$0,$ $zero, $8200$ # Output locMIPSzy simulator with input and output

The MIPSzy simulator below additionally supports reading from input and writing to output.

InputReady

ENTER SIMULATION

Error: addi $t$7,$ $zero, $8196.$ Invalid register name: $t$7$

BegLoop:

addi $t$6,$ $zero, $8192$ # Input ready?

lw $t$5,0($$t$6)$

beq $t$5,$ $zero, NoInput

addi $t$6,$ $zero, $8196$ # Input loc

lw $t$1,0($$t$6)$

addi $t$2,$ $zero, $1$

sw $t$2,0($$t$0)$ # Output to screen

mul $t$2,$ $t$2,$ $t$1$ # Times Input

sw $t$2,0($$t$0)$ # Output to screen

mul $t$2,$ $t$2,$ $t$1$ # Times Input

sw $t$2,0($$t$0)$ # Output to screen

mul $t$2,$ $t$2,$ $t$1$ # Times Input

sw $t$2,0($$t$0)$ # Output to screen

j BegLoop

NoInput: it should meet the following requirments: Create an algorithm to sort a list of up to $5$ numbers. $($Note that you can use brute force to search for the smallest number in the list each time through the loop or implement a sorting algorithm.$)$

Implement the program in MIPSzy Assembly language.

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 $8192.$ as a space delimited list.

Results should be written to memory location $8200$ which will cause them to be written to the output window. it also needs to be able to run on zybook and in the comments of the mipzy code add the java or c$++$ equivelent of the mipszy code