Find the mean of all values of an integer array

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Question :

Write a simple ARM assembly language program that finds the mean (as an integer) of all values of an integer array.

When your program starts, you should assume that r0 contains the address of the array and r1 contains the number of integers in the array.

When you program finishes, the mean should be stored in r2. You may use other registers as stack registers.

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