1) if / else if and case statements should have a default assignment that will e
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Question
1) if / else if and case statements should have a default assignment that will execute if
none of the previous conditions are satisfied. What will happen if the default assignment
is omitted and none of the specified conditions are met?
2) The statement below describes an AND gate. What does the “# 4” do?
assign # 4 F = A & B;
3) What will cause the procedural block below to begin executing? (1 pt)
always @ *
begin
if (SEL) Y = A;
else Y = B;
end
Explanation / Answer
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The default statement is always optional in an if-else or switch case statements. If there is no default statement, and if none of the conditions are matched, the if-else will not execute any statements, and nothing will happen !
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