.data
k:           # 0x10010000 is where the data starts (k)
   13
k1:          # 0x10010004 is k1
   16
   15
   .text
   #  The next couple lines show you how to load data from memory.
   #  The addresses of data stored in memory are too large to specify in 16
   #  bits.  So, you need two instructions.  The first loads:
   #     0x10010000 into $t3. 
   lui  $t3,0x1001
   #      This loads M[0x10010000 + 0x4] into $t0.  So, this load [k1] into memory
   lw $t0 4($t3)
   addi $t3,$zero,4
   addi $t0,$t0,33
   # It's interesting to figure out the assembly code for the Exit instruction.
   # The jumpaddr: 31:28 of PC; address in machine code; 00 (to multiple it by 4)
   # So, basically, the address in the machine code is the number of instructions from the jump
   # instruction to the label.
   j Exit
   addi $t1,$t0,33
   addi $t1,$t0,33
Exit:
   addi $t1,$t0,33