MIPS Tutorial 4 Printing a Character Video Lecture | MIPS Assembly Programming Simplified - Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

what's up guys well here I am again
and now it's time to learn more MIPS and
as usual go to Smurf on your calm I just
to see what we have there and in this
tutorial we're going to learn about
printing a character okay
for those of you who don't know what a
character is well it's just a character
it's just like a letter or symbol so as
usual just define two sections that data
a text data has all the data text
instructions and for readability for
spaces maybe and then just say my
character : and to declare character
just do that byte and in quotation marks
we do maybe M um and that's going to be
enough but you can also do it like in
single quotation marks and after that we
just go to the instruction part and it's
going to be the same thing as printing
like a string if you're printing a
string it's going to be the same thing
so or text so we just have to do load
immediate tell us I'm v-0 and what's
this what's the code for to printer
screen and then load address the low
sign is 0 comma my character and finally
we do a cisco or do it so it's like
first we declare a variable in random
access memory my character the type is a
bite and a character is one byte yeah
remember one character is a bite or a
bits and it's just the letter M then we
say okay print out this text and what is
the text okay the character so print it
out and then do it so now let's test it
we save it assemble and then we go here
run
voila so we printed a value M so now you
know how to print our character I hope
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