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In this section you will find the common interview questions asked in system verilog related interview.
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Index :
-- What is callback : Callback Concept
-- What is factory pattern : Factory Patten Concept
-- Logic Reg wire : Difference between logic, wire, reg
-- Need Clocking Block : What is the need of clocking blocks ?
-- Ways to avoid race : What are the ways to avoid race condition between testbench and RTL using SystemVerilog
-- Coverage Questions : What are the types of coverages available in SV explain
-- OOP : oop concepts
-- Need of virtual interface : What is the need of virtual interfaces ?
-- abstract class : What is the use of the abstract class?
-- Part 1 :
-- Part 2 :
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can be used which ensures that once driver X has access to object only driver X will be able to drive interface A. driver Y
will have to wait till driver X returns the key so this will avoid multiple driver driving same interface
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