Program #1 Write a Celsius to Fahrenheit temperature converter program in MIPS assembly. The program should accept a floating-point number as input from the user, which will represent a Celsius temperature. Your program should output the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. The Fahrenheit temperature should be labeled as such in the output.

Program #1 Write a Celsius to Fahrenheit temperature converter program in MIPS assembly. The program should accept a floating-point number as input from the user, which will represent a Celsius temperature. Your program should output the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. The Fahrenheit temperature should be labeled as such in the output.

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Chapter1: Fundamentals Of C++ Programming

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