Verilog practice question: 1. @posedge means a. Transition from x to 1 b. Transition from 0 to 1 c. Transition from z to

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Verilog practice question: 1. @posedge means a. Transition from x to 1 b. Transition from 0 to 1 c. Transition from z to

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Verilog Practice Question 1 Posedge Means A Transition From X To 1 B Transition From 0 To 1 C Transition From Z To 1
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Verilog practice question: 1. @posedge means a. Transition from x to 1 b. Transition from 0 to 1 c. Transition from z to 1, x Transition from 1 to 0 d. 2. To trigger an event, we can use the following operator. a. -> b. => C. @ d. == 3. Does the order of input and output ports in the argument of module matters? 4. Which of the following loops are supported by verilog? C if-else loop for loop while loop All of the above 5. The designers of Verilog wanted a language with syntax similar to the already widely used in engineering software development. Pointer (computing) C D (programming language) C (programming language) None of the above C C C which was
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