T F a. ASCII is an 8-bit encoding of a character set. [If you think its a 7-bit
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T F a. ASCII is an 8-bit encoding of a character set. [If you think its a 7-bit encoding instead, just attach an additional 0 bit to make it an 8-bit encoding.]
T F b. Unicode is an 8-bit, 16-bit or 32-bit encoding of a character set [or, multiple character sets].
T F c. A compiler translates a high-level language (for example, C++) to a low-level language (for example, MIPS assembly).
T F d. Compilers are often organized as a front-end (machine-independent) and a back-end (machine-dependent).
T F e. An assembler translates a low-level language (for example, MIPS assembly) to object code for the corresponding system.
T F f. A linker is used to combine object code from separately-compiled (or, separately-assembled) program components.
T F g. A loader is used to place an executable file in memory.
T F h. A netlist is an electronic physical design description, specifying the connectivity of components.
T F i. A Verilog constant expression such as 16'12 indicates that it is written in hexadecimal (because of the 16).
T F j. A Verilog initial block contains statements that are all executed at the starting simulation time.
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