Write a MIPS program to remove a given element from an array. Below is an example of the C code segment to perform the above task. You may use a different code, but you have to write the code that you use as a comment before the MIPS code. // Declaration of variables int* A; // Base address of array A int n; // Length of the array A int val; // Given value to be removed from array // Remove elements equal to val int i = 0; while (i < n) { if (A[i] != val) // If no match, proceed with next element i++; else { for (int k = i; k < n - 1; k++) // Shift elements if a match is found A[k] = A[k+1]; n = n - 1; // if element deleted, length of array decreases } } Registers Variables $s0 A $s1 n $s2 val Addresses Contents $s0 A[0] $s0+4 A[1] $s0+8 A[2] $s0+4*(n-1) A[n-1] You may use any temporary registers from $t0 to $t9 or saved registers from $s3 to $s7. Clearly specify your choice of registers and explain your code using comments. Example Test: If the values of $s0 through $s2 and array elements are initialized in the simulator as: (Use the '+' button under the Registers display to initialize register values for $s0, $s1, $s2 and the '+' button under the Memory display to initialize the initial array elements.) Registers Data $s0 4000 $s1 10 $s2 -15 Addresses Contents 4000 4 4004 8 4008 -15 4012 5 4016 -10 4020 -15 4024 0 4028 -15 4032 40 4036 -15 The resultant registers are: Registers Data $s0 4000 $s1 6 $s2 -15 The resultant array is: Addresses Contents 4000 4 4004 8 4008 5 4012 -10 4016 0 4020 40 Note: Only the registers $s0, $s1, $s2 and the first '$s1' elements in memory will be checked by the automated tests. Grading: 4 automated tests worth 5 points each. 2 manual checks (one for comments and one for use of user defined labels) worth 5 points each. Manual score will be added after the deadline. Submission Attempts: You will have limited number of submissions (5), i.e., only 5 attempts to compare with the automated tests, but you can run the simulator any number of times without clicking on submit for grading. Also, the first time you open the assignment, canvas will consider it as the first attempt even if you do not click submit to canvas.