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Implement a MIPS assembly language program that defines main, readArray, printArray, and exchangeElements procedures/functions. The readArray takes an array of integers as its parameter, then reads in integers from a user to fill the array. The printArray takes an array of integers as its parameter, prints each integer of the array. The exchangeElements procedure/function takes parameters of two arrays of integers, asks a user to specify how many integers to read, then calls the readArray function twice for each of two arrays, then exchanges two elements from two arrays when the index is even. (Please see the C program below), then print out the result contents for the two arrays. It also returns how many numbers are exchanged. The main procedure/function calls exchangeElements function and print out the number of elements exchanged.

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