For Computer Organization and Design:
Suppose we have 3 arrays A, B, and C, array A’s base address is in $S3, B’s base address is in $S4, C’s
base address is in $S5. You can only use two temporal registers $t0 and $t1. Convert the following code
into MIPS assembly language code. Suppose every array element occupies 1 word in MIPS (32 bits).
A[20] = B[0] + C[6] - 1
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