MIPS Tutorial 5 Printing an Integer Video Lecture | MIPS Assembly Programming Simplified - Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

hello guys my name is Emil and I'm so
excited because today I'm gonna show you
something different but it's very
similar to what I showed you last time
this time we're gonna print out an
integer and you're gonna know you wanna
learn how to declare an integer so you
know that an integer in computer science
is just a number like it's not a decimal
number just a whole number it could be
negative or positive so or zero so now
let's do it as usual
define that you're two sections the data
for all the data that text for all the
instructions and now let's declare the
integer well one two three four
declare the integer so I'm gonna say H
my age right what is my age well it's 23
but it's an integer so I have to declare
that word store the listed values as
32-bit words so what is a word well a
word is like 3 2 bits or 4 bytes and it
makes you have a word for instruction so
for information it goes to the processor
in words and that's like the basic unit
in MIPS a word remember that 32 bits and
an integer because an integer needs 32
bits you declare a word my age is 23 so
now you know I'm 23 years old
I'm a young guy I think so yeah so now
in order to print it out we have to do
the same thing but it's a it's a little
bit different so pay attention not
immediate tell us I'm v-0 but now the
code is not for the code is 1 so when we
say loading media tell us I'm V 0 comma
1 we're telling the system ok system
prepare get ready because you have to
print out any an integer or a word and
because now we don't have a message we
don't have text instead of using load
address we have to use load word because
an integer is just a word so we have to
load it and as usual we have to load it
in the argument regice
a zero because this is for arguments so
the name
so we're saying okay prepare to print
out an integer and then the integer that
I want to print out I'm moving the value
of H which is 23 and pull I'm moving
this value to a zero so you know that
whatever using is zero you have to print
it out and finally we we tell the system
okay system do it we call the system do
it so now we do safe right let me clear
this we do safe they run assemble it was
successful and well now pay attention in
the bottom in the bottom right here it's
gonna show the value run voila
23 so good job now you know how to
declare an integer and an integer is
just four bytes or a word because a word
is four bytes
32 bits so this is in random access
memory so we can make a comment oh I
didn't show you how to make a comment so
it's just pound sign pound sign is just
a comment so it's not gonna affect the
program this does this doesn't have an
in fact soulish it's gonna be ignored so
okay I'm gonna say this is a word for
integer well and right here I can say
something else I can say comment write
print an integer to the screen all right
I save it and you're gonna see it's
gonna work
and again 23 do it again 23 good job
guys
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