n $a0; and the integer value to print, which is stored in $a1. Other than passing in two parameters and creating a slightly larger subprogram, this program does not add any new material that needs a commentary section.

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Multiple input parameters with PrintInt subprogram
When printing an integer value, the program always printed a string first to tell the user what was
being printed, and then the integer was printed. This behavior will be abstracted in the following
subprogram, PrintInt. In this subprogram there are two input parameters: the address of the
string to print, which is stored in $a0; and the integer value to print, which is stored in $a1.
Other than passing in two parameters and creating a slightly larger subprogram, this program
does not add any new material that needs a commentary section. 

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