C to MIPS How will i convert an if else statement [closed] - if-statement

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I am trying to convert my C code to a MIPS instruction set and i am stuck on how to go about an if and else statement.
Suppose my code is like this how will do it ?
if (x==10)
then
x+=5;
else
x+=20;
Any study material or a link will be highly appreciated


Use a branch-If-equal beq , something like this :
beq $t0 $t1 if
#here your else block
j done
if :
#here your if block
done:
Here is a link to a MIPS instruction reference.

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