Quiz submission record for quiz2-1-2 at Mon Jun 28 23:07:29 2004:

Your Answer for Question 1:
Data structures (especially complex data structures) such as arrays and structures are allocated to memory instead of registers.  This is because there are only a small, limited number of registers and these data structures can be large and contain more data elements than there are registers; they are valuable in the C language but cannot be handled the same as variables.

Your Answer for Question 2:
Assuming that k is memory location $k and the constant value 1 is in $t1, 

lw $t0 4($k)
add $t0, $t0, $t1
sw $t0, 4($k)

Your Answer for Question 3:
This quiz was rather confusing. I feel like it was especially challenging since the reading assignment was only over a very basic intro to MIPS and MIPS has not been covered in lecture yet; moreover, I have no prior knowledge of assembly/MIPS/etc so it is difficult for me to think and apply knowledge that I do not fully have!

In terms of reading, OFFSET was rather confusing to me- I wasn't sure how to tell what offset to use other than to make sure that it is multiplied by 4.


Your unique submission ID is quiz2-1-2-cs61c-ax-1088489249-1355.