Write a MIPS assembly language program that generates a sequence of integers, such that cach integerin the sequence is the sum of the last three integers. For example, if the sequence starts with 0, 1, 1,then the next number should be 0+1+1-2, the second next should be 1+1+2-4, etc.The program should ask the user to enter the first three integers in the sequence and the count ofintegers that should be generated after that. Here is a sample run:Enter 1st element in the sequence: eEnter 2nd element in the sequence: 1Enter 3rd element in the sequence: 1Enter count of generated elements: 5Sequence: e, 1, 1, 2, 4, 7, 13, 24Problem 2: (5 points) Reversing the characters of a string in memoryWrites a MIPS assembly language program that reads an input string, reverses the order of its charactersin memory, and displays the reversed string on the screen. Allocate space for 20 bytes in the datasegment (18 characters + newline char + null char). Traverse the string character-by-character until yourreach the newline or null character, whichever comes first. Here is a sample run:Enter a string (at most 18 characters): HelloThe reversed string is: olleHSubmission Guidelines:This assignment can be solved individually or in groups of two students only. No group should havemore than two students. At the beginning of your program, write the names of the students whoworked on the program. There is 1 point for documentation on cach program.All submissions should be done through Blackbourd. Submit the source code of the program. If theassignment was solved by two students, then it is sufficient for one student to submit theassignment. The other student can write a note on Blackboard indicating his partner.The programming assignment should be submitted on the due date by midnight. Late submissions areaccepted for a maximum of one day late (-1 point for late penalty). An assignment cannot be submittedand will not be graded if it is more than one day late.

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Write a MIPS assembly language program that generates a sequence of integers, such that cach integer in the sequence is the sum of the last three integers. For example, if the sequence starts with 0, 1, 1. then the next number should be 0+1+1-2, the second next should be 1+1+2-4, cte. The program should ask the user to enter the first three integers in the sequence and the count of integers that should be generated after that. Here is a sample run: Enter ist elenent in the sequence: e Enter 2nd element in the sequence: 1 Enter 3rd elenent in the sequence: 1 Enter count of generated elenents: 5 Sequence: e, 1, 1, 2, 4, 7, 13, 24

Write a MIPS assembly language program that generates a sequence of integers, such that cach integer in the sequence is the sum of the last three integers. For example, if the sequence starts with 0, 1, 1. then the next number should be 0+1+1-2, the second next should be 1+1+2-4, cte. The program should ask the user to enter the first three integers in the sequence and the count of integers that should be generated after that. Here is a sample run: Enter ist elenent in the sequence: e Enter 2nd element in the sequence: 1 Enter 3rd elenent in the sequence: 1 Enter count of generated elenents: 5 Sequence: e, 1, 1, 2, 4, 7, 13, 24

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