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    Old September 23rd, 2004, 08:48 AM
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    Unhappy Index Register?

    I have created a string the following way:

    .data
    STRING1: .asciiz "76543210"
    .text

    How do I access each byte of this string? I would like to load each byte into registers and then run tests on each byte. I'd use something like this:

    lb $s0, 0(--What goes here?--) # load '7' into $s0
    lb $s1, 1(--???--) # and so forth

    What do I do? Please help! I am new to assembly and kinda confused.
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