### A good answer might be:

`0x00400014`

# Jump Table

You can look at the dump of the data section and find the second subroutine's address following that of the first.

Look again at the example program. A table of addresses of entry points is called a jump table. Its intended use is to act as a list of locations that that control can jump to.

              .text
    sub1:     li       $v0,4
              la       $a0,messH
              syscall
              jr       $ra
              .data
    messH:    .asciiz  "Hello "

              .text
    sub2:     li       $v0,4
              la       $a0,messW
              syscall
              jr       $ra
              .data
    messW:    .asciiz  "World\n"

              .data
    sub1add:  .word sub1                    # Jump Table
    sub2add:  .word sub2

Usually there would be a `main` or other routine that calls the subroutines. Our example does not have this, yet.

### QUESTION 4:

What is the usual instruction for jumping to a subroutine?