In MIPS assembly, take in 2 numbers and an operation (/ * - +) from user. If a decimal point is used in the number, convert the number to an integer representation of the number (keeping track of where the decimal needs to be placed), complete the operation, and then convert the result back to the ascii representation to print to user. For example: if 2.5, +, 1.387 are entered, convert them to 25 and 1387. Once added, convert 1412 to 1.412 before printing the result. If no decimal is entered, no conversions are needed.