`lbu $t0,string`

### A good answer might be:

It loads one byte (located at `string`) into the low order byte of register `$t0`. The other bytes are filled with zero.

# Outline

Here is the outline of the program. The comments are for the major sections of the program.

            .text
            .globl  main
    main:
            # ________________________

            # ________________________

            # ________________________

            # ________________________

            .data
    str:    .space  128     # character buffer

Not much of an outline. Luckily, here are some phrases you can use to fill in the blanks: print the reversed string, push each character onto the stack, input the string into a buffer, and pop chars from stack back into the buffer.

### QUESTION 11:

Fill the blanks with the correct phrases.