Write a program to print the string "@12345678" 9 times, one string in each separate line. The m-th string is displayed starting at the character at index (m + N) % 9 (index beginning at 0), where N = ID % 7. The last line should NOT be followed by a new line. For example, @12345678, N = 12345678 % 7 = 2. The first string is displayed starting at the digit 2, as it has the index 2 (@ has the index 0). The second starts at the digit 3, third at the digit 4, and so on. The 9 strings displayed would be: 2345678@1 345678@12 45678@123 5678@1234 678@12345 78@123456 8@1234567 @12345678 12345678@ In the data section of your program, you are required to have the following content only: .data id: .asciiz @12345678 N must be hardcoded in the program, not calculated by the program. You may only use the following registers: $a0, $v0, $t0, $t1, $t2. The use of all other registers is prohibited. The instructions that store characters into registers from immediate operands are also prohibited.

Requirements:

The program must be able to run correctly under QtSpim.