Write an assembly language equivalent of the following C code fragment.

 /* Compute diff = c - max(a, b). */ int max = a; /* Start by assuming a is the max */ if ( a < b ) /* ... Check: was assumption wrong? */ max = b; int diff = c - max;

Like the example program, assume that the values for a, b, and c are in memory locations M80, M84, and M88. Your final value of diff should be in register $v0 at the end of this snippet. Since this is just a code snippet, not a complete program, you don't need the HALT instruction