Writes a MIPS assembly language program that reads an input string, reverses the order of its characters in memory, and displays the reversed string on the screen. Allocate space for 20 bytes in the data segment (18 characters + newline char + null char). Traverse the string character-by-character until your reach the newline or null character, whichever comes first. Here is a sample run: Enter a string (at most 18 characters): Hello The reversed string is: olleH

Writes a MIPS assembly language program that reads an input string, reverses the order of its characters in memory, and displays the reversed string on the screen. Allocate space for 20 bytes in the data segment (18 characters + newline char + null char). Traverse the string character-by-character until your reach the newline or null character, whichever comes first. Here is a sample run: Enter a string (at most 18 characters): Hello The reversed string is: olleH

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C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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