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In Verilog, the keyword 'module' is used to define the end of a module.
In Verilog, the keyword 'module' is used to define the end of a module.
False
In Verilog, identifiers are used to define keywords.
In Verilog, identifiers are used to define keywords.
False
The '#' symbol is used to start a single-line comment in Verilog.
The '#' symbol is used to start a single-line comment in Verilog.
False
The '^' operator in Verilog performs a bit-wise AND operation.
The '^' operator in Verilog performs a bit-wise AND operation.
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In Verilog, the 'always' keyword is used to define a module.
In Verilog, the 'always' keyword is used to define a module.
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The 'reg' keyword in Verilog is used to define an input port.
The 'reg' keyword in Verilog is used to define an input port.
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In Verilog, single-line comments start with the '/*' symbol.
In Verilog, single-line comments start with the '/*' symbol.
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The '>>' operator in Verilog performs a left shift operation.
The '>>' operator in Verilog performs a left shift operation.
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In Verilog, the '|' operator performs a bit-wise XOR operation.
In Verilog, the '|' operator performs a bit-wise XOR operation.
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The 'ende' keyword is used to end a procedural block in Verilog.
The 'ende' keyword is used to end a procedural block in Verilog.
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