Write an assembly language program that runs under MIPSym. It should input two numbers A and B from the keyboard, then calculate 6 different values as follows:

1) Y1 = A + B

2) Y2 = A B

3) Y3 = A * B

4) Y4 = A / B

5) Y5 = A << B

6) Y6 = A >> B

The division operation is an integer division so the decimal value is truncated. The << and >> operations correspond to shift left and shift right respectively.

You will need to use the syscall for inputting integers and the syscalls for outputting integers. The syscall for reading is as follows: syscall $read_int # read an integer into register (variable) $v0 The syscall for writing an integer stored in register (variable) $t0 is as follows: mov $a0,$t0 # move the value from register $t0 to register $a0 syscall $print_int # print the integer stored in register $a0 Your program should print each of these 6 values after computing them. Please do NOT use QtSPIM or MARS style syscall conventions. You must use the syscall convention presented in class.