Question 53.ListenConsider the C code and its assembly implementation below. Fill in the missinginstruction by choosing the correct option.if (x >= y) {W = e;}else if (x - 0) {W = 1;}blt ste, sti, elseaddi $t2, $zero, ej afterelse:$te, szero, afteraddi $t2, $zero, 1after:bnebgtbltblebeqO bge Question 544) ListenConsider the MIPS assembly below. What will be the value stored in register $t2after the code runs?addi $t1, Szero, 5020 # x's addresslw $te, e(st1)mul $te, ste, szeroaddi $te, ste, 10jal cubej donecube: mul $t2, ste, $temul $t2, st2, stejr śradone:O unknown100101000

(1) The correct option is bne. Bne stand for branch on not equal. bne $t0, $zero .It executes the…

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Consider the C code and its assembly implementation below. Fill in the missing instruction by choosing the correct option.

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