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8. Compile the following high-level code into RISC-V pseudo assembly language. Assume variable a and val are stored in memory as words. Make sure you load these values into registers before you use them and store back any changes to memory. You can use "lw x5, a" and "sw x5, a" as pseudoinstructions for load and store a word for variable a, considering a is a symbol for the address of the memory that store the value of a. This question is for you to practice using shift-logic instruction, logic (AND, OR, etc) instructions as well as branch instructions. if (a > 16) + 10; } 9. Compile the following high-level code into RISC-V pseudo assembly language. Assume a, b, and c are stored in memory as words. Use x5, x6 and 7 for a, b, and c. When the computation completes, the variable whose value changes should be stored back to memory. You can use "lw x5, a" and "sw x5, a" as pseudoinstructions for load and store a word for variable a. if (a