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Implement the counter increment, and branch back to the start of the loop. When you have
completed these steps, the basic structure of the counter control loop has been implemented,
and your code should look similar to the following:
.text
li $s0, 0
lw $s1, n
start_loop:
sle $t1, $s0, $s1
beqz $t1, end_loop
# code block
addi $s0, $s0, 1
b start_loop
end_loop:
.data
n: .word 5
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