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What is the purpose of using behavioural Verilog?
What is the purpose of using behavioural Verilog?
- To describe the functionality of a digital circuit without specifying its structure (correct)
- To define the physical layout of electronic components
- To simulate the thermal behavior of an electronic system
- To optimize the power consumption of a digital circuit
In behavioural Verilog, what does a 'blocking assignment' do?
In behavioural Verilog, what does a 'blocking assignment' do?
- Delays the execution of subsequent statements
- Executes the statements in sequential order (correct)
- Executes the statements in parallel
- Skips the execution of the current statement
What is the purpose of using 'always' block in behavioural Verilog?
What is the purpose of using 'always' block in behavioural Verilog?
- To describe the behavior of sequential logic elements (correct)
- To define continuous assignments
- To control the timing of events in simulation
- To express combinational logic