Write a program in MIPS that does the following: Request the name of a file from the user and open it. If it will not open (for example, the file does not exist) print an error message and exit. Read...

Write a program in MIPS that does the following: Request the name of a file from the user and open it. If it will not open (for example, the file does not exist) print an error message and exit. Read a block of text from a file Break the line into words. The lines in the file may contain spaces, commas, or periods, colons, and semicolons that separate words. Look up the word in your list. If it is not in the list, add the word to the list and add a count of 1. If it is in the list, increment the count for that word. Once all the words in the block of text have been counted, return for another line. When you reach the end of the file, print the list of all the words and their counts, one word per line, then exit.