Makes it easier to read machine code by splitting the bits depending on the MIPS instruction

MIPS_bit_splitter.py

def i_type(s):
    op = s[0:6]
    rs = s[6:11]
    rt = s[11:16]
    imm = s[16:]
    return f"{op} {rs} {rt} {imm}"

def r_type(s):
    op = s[0:6]
    rs = s[6:11]
    rt = s[11:16]
    rd = s[16:21]
    shamt = s[21:26]
    funct = s[26:]
    return f"{op} {rs} {rt} {rd} {shamt} {funct}"

def j_type(s):
    op = s[0:6]
    addr = s[6:]
    return f"{op} {addr}"

def main():
    bits = input("bitar: ")
    mode = input("i for I-type, r for R-type, j for J-type: ")
    match mode.lower():
        case "i":
            print(i_type(bits))
        case "r":
            print(r_type(bits))
        case "j":
            print(j_type(bits))

main()