Given that MIPS does not have an assignment instruction, explain how a statement like an int a = 100 can be translated into MIPS and write the instruction. MIPS Translation of Int a=100

MIPS Meeting Language Assertion 

The MIPS meeting language doesn’t have an project instruction, so the assertion “int a = 100” have to be translated into MIPS meeting language. That is executed with the “li” pseudo-instruction which masses a continuing right into a register. The register used is “$t0”. On this instance, the instruction “li $t0, 100” is used to retailer the worth of 100 into the $t0 register, thus making it equal to the unique assertion. (Lee, 2015)  After the register has been loaded with the fixed, the “transfer” instruction should then be used to repeat the worth from the register right into a variable “a”. For instance, the instruction “transfer a, $t0” would copy the worth from $t0 to the variable “a”. (Riggio, 2021)   Lee, D.S. (2015). The Definitive Information to Meeting Language. Springer.  Riggio, G. (2021). MIPS Meeting Language: Programming with Matlab. CRC Press.Cont…