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    1.Does the order of input and output ports in the argument of module matters?

    yes no

    2.Which of the following loops are supported by verilog?

    if-else loop for loop while loop all of these

    3.What defines the beginning and end of a loop

    begin----end curly brackets () none of these both of them

    4.What defines high impedance state or floating state in verilog?

    1 X Z Both X and Z

    5.In the following figure A is input and B is output of inverter and C is clock. Tell whether inverter is working synchronously or asynchronously?

    asynchronous synchronous unpredictable sometimes synchronous and sometimes asynchronous

    6.In the above figure, tell whether inverter is working on positive edge or negative edge of clock?

    negative edge positive edge both on positive edge and negative edge middle of positive and negative edge of clock

    7.In the following figure tell whether reset is synchronous or asynchronous?

    asynchronous synchronous unpredictable sometimes synchronous and sometimes asynchronous

    8.What is the similar system task in verilog as printf in C?

    $monitor $display $print all of these

    9.In the figure given in ques7, tell whether it is a positive edge reset or negative edge?

    both positive and negative edge reset negative edge reset positive edge unpredictable

    10.Can we include one source file in another in verilog?

    no yes using `include yes using `define yes by just writing the name of file in another file

    1: Verilog was later submitted to ________ and became IEEE Standard 1364-1995, commonly referred to as Verilog-95. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers EEE Computer Society IEEE Technical Activities Board IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society

    Question 2: The designers of Verilog wanted a language with syntax similar to the ________, which was already widely used in engineering software development. Pointer (computing) D (programming language) C (programming language) C++

    Question 3: Verilog syntax A description of the syntax in ________. Parsing expression grammar Extended BackusNaur Form Programming language BackusNaur Form

    Question 4: The advent of hardware verification languages such as OpenVera, and Verisity's e language encouraged the development of ________ by Co-Design Automation Inc. Logarithm Tetration Exponentiation Super-logarithm

    Question 5: For information on Verilog simulators, see the ________. List of Verilog simulators Hardware description language Field-programmable gate array SystemVerilog

    Question 6: These extensions became ________ Standard 1364-2001 known as Verilog-2001. IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE Technical Activities Board IEEE Computer Society

    Question 7: The PLI enables Verilog to cooperate with other programs written in the C language such as test harnesses, instruction set simulators of a microcontroller, ________, and so on. Debugger IBM OLIVER (CICS interactive test/debug) Computer programming Memory debugger

    Question 8: Hardware description languages, such as Verilog, differ from software ________ because they include ways of describing the propagation of time and signal dependencies (sensitivity). Functional programming Programming language Programming paradigm Computer

    Question 9: In the semiconductor and electronic design industry, Verilog is a ________ (HDL) used to model electronic systems. Field-programmable gate array Programming language Hardware description language Application-specific integrated circuit

    Question 10: Gateway Design Automation was purchased by ________ in 1990. Synopsys Cadence Design Systems Electronic design automation Mentor Graphics

    VHDL is a Virtual Hardware Description Language. TRUE FALSE VHDL uses an ENTITY declaration to dene the interface of a component or block. TRUE FALSE

    VHDL uses an ARCHITECTURE declaration to describe how a component or block should perform. TRUE FALSE

    The data ow style of programming in VHDL uses assignment statements to drive one or more signals in parallel.

    TRUE FALSE

    The structural style of programming in VHDL allows the designer to use sequential semantics to dene the behavior of a hardware component or block TRUE FALSE

    Which standards support wider use of VHDL, notably VITAL (VHDL Initiative Towards ASIC Libraries) and ________ circuit design extensions. Ku band Microwave X-ray Radio waves

    Question 3: VHDL is a ________, unlike procedural computing languages such as BASIC, C, and assembly code, which all run sequentially, one instruction at a time. Visual programming language Dataflow programming Programming paradigm Concurrent computing

    Question 5: Many ________ design packages offer alternative design input methods, such as blockdiagram (schematic) and state-diagram capture. Field-programmable gate array Programmable logic device

    Application-specific integrated circuit System-on-a-chip

    Question 6: A ________ is basically one bit of memory which is updated when an enable signal is raised: Logic gate Integrated circuit Flip-flop (electronics) Latch (electronics)

    Question 7: Modern synthesis tools can extract RAM, ________, and arithmetic blocks out of the code, and implement them according to what the user specifies. Counter Digital electronics Finite-state machine Flip-flop (electronics)

    Question 8: One particular pitfall is the accidental production of ________ rather than D-type flip-flops as storage elements. Integrated circuit Latch (electronics) NAND gate Logic gate

    Question 9: Nearly all FPGA design and simulation flows support both VHDL and ________, another hardware description language, allowing the user to learn either or both languages. Field-programmable gate array Verilog

    Electronic design automation SystemVerilog

    Question 10: The ________, or 'MUX' as it is usually called, is a simple construct very common in hardware design. Multiplexing Orthogonal frequency-division multiple access Multiplexer Media Access Control

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