### A good answer might be:

No.

# LA Example

At run time, `la` translates into one or several machine instructions that load the designated register with the required address. No memory access is done. (So there is no delay slot after this instruction.)

Here is the previous example code done using `la`:

    main:                        #  Load memory address:
            la    $10,val2       #  load a 32-bit address into $10
            lw    $11,0($10)     #  Load contents of memory at the address into $11

            . . .

            .data
    val0:   .word   0
    val1:   .word   1
    val2:   .word   2            # base register $10 points at "2"
    val3:   .word   3
    val4:   .word   4
    val5:   .word   5

### QUESTION 16:

This `la` instruction translates into two machine instructions. What two instructions does it translate into? (Answer with two instructions mnemonics.)