Let’s use that simple branch instruction to do the following: Load the two words declared in the data statement shown to the right into registers, and then determine if either is ≥ 0. If either number is ≥ 0, print it out using syscall 1 (you do not have to include a leader of any sort). If a number is negative, do not print it out. End the program with a syscall 10. Note: you can declare words as either decimal or hexadecimal. SPIM understands both number systems. If only one number is printed out, which number is it?

It prints first number.

Second number is negative and its value is: -1744764930

Explanation:

Required code is below.

.data

  data1:   .word   0x0001ead7

  data2:   .word   0x9800fffe

.text

main:   # load first number in to register $a0

  lw $a0, data1

  # if number is positive print it out

  bgez $a0, print

  # load second number in to register $a0

second:   lw $a0, data2

  # if number is positive print it out

  bgez $a0, print

  # end program

  li $v0, 10

  syscall    

print:   # print the given number

  li $v0, 1

  syscall

  # go back to main program

  j second

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