For the following data definition: .data  value:    .word    15 letters:  .byte 'T', 'i', 'm' num:    .word    50 chars:    .space    6 prompt:    .asciiz "Enter:" Age:  .byte 39 What is the address of Age if the beginning address of data segment is 0x10000? (Explain in detail why by showing the memory map)

Please solve all and add explanation

Please fix this code, so the answer is proper, not only 0's:  .datax: .double 0:16      # initialize x to all zerosy: .double 0:16      # initialize y to all zerosz: .double 0:16      # initialize z to all zerosmsg1: .asciiz "Enter 16 values for y and z matrices: \n"msg2: .asciiz "Resulting x matrix: \n".text.globl mainmain:    # Prompt user to enter values for y and z matrices    la $a0, msg1    li $v0, 4    syscall        # Input values for y    la $t0, y    li $t1, 16    li $v0, 7    yloop:    beq $t1, $zero, zloop        syscall    sdc1 $f0, ($t0)    addi $t0, $t0, 8    addi $t1, $t1, -1    j yloop    # Input values for zzloop:    la $t0, z    li $t1, 16    li $v0, 7    zinner:    beq $t1, $zero, multiply        syscall    sdc1 $f0, ($t0)    addi $t0, $t0, 8    addi $t1, $t1, -1    j zinner        # Multiply y and z matrices and store the result in xmultiply:    la $t0, y    la $t1, z    la $t2, x        # Loop over rows of x    li $t3, 0rows:    beq $t3, 4, print        # Loop…