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Here are some little things you should keep in mind after first installing Eclipse and making your first file. In your code, you must have seen a lot of bold colored words(for ex: PUBLIC STATIC VOID main). Those words (like public, clas*, static, etc.) are called 'Identifiers'. Basically, they are Ja*a's vocab words which you cannot use as your own or in different ways. Let's say that the only reason why you are making this Lincoln file is to show display the sentence 'A quote by Abe Lincoln: I am Abraham And press enter. Did you notice that the color has changed? This is called a comment. We use comments to explain the purpose of the program and describe processing steps. They don't effect our code so we can write as many comments as we want as long as we always start When coding, Ja*a doesn't give a sh*t about the white space or new lines you have in your code. Meaning, you can put hundreds of spaces and tabs between SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN(BLA); (i.e. SYSTEM  .  OUT.PRINTLN (   BLA   );), and Ja*a will interpret this the same as SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN(BLA). The only time a space will make a difference is when it's inside the  of the PRINTLN(') statement. But, even though spaces mean nothing, you should always try to limit your spaces and maintain the same tabs that Ja*a automatically generates (such as between { }) so that your code is readable and not annoying to the people who didn't write it. PROBLEM: The compiler has a bug inside and it is not working. You have to its job to as*ociate program variables with registers: add $t1 ,$s3, $s4 #gets i + j sub $s0, $t0 , $t1 # gets (g + h) - (i +j). PUT THE SUM OF VARIABLES B, C, D, AND E INTO VARIABLE A IN AS*EMBLY (MIPS) PROBLEM: Create an as*embly sequence (or code) that places the sum of variables b, c, d, and e into variable a. add a, b, c #Puts the sum of b and c into variable a add a, a, d #Puts the sum of a and d into a new variable a #Now you have the sum of b, c, d and e into a. Read More