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A series of exercises related to MIPS assembly programming. The exercises involve converting hexadecimal numbers to binary, encoding MIPS instructions, and writing MIPS assembly code for given conditions. These exercises are intended for students studying MIPS assembly language and computer architecture.
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(See number discussion in Section 2.5)
Show the hexadecimal representation of this MIPS instruction:
add $t0 , $t1 , $zero
What MIPS instruction is represented by this binary entry:
1000 1101 0000 1001 0000 0000 0100 0000
h $s i $s j $s
f $s g $s h $s i $s j $s
g $s h $s i $s j $s
f $s g $s
i $s j $s
f $s g $s h $s i $s j $s