Choose the logic described by the following code fragment. Note the use of blocking assignment. All variables are one bit wide.

always@(posedge clock)
begin
     C = A | B;
E = C & D;
     D = C ^ A;
end

Question

Choose the logic described by the following code fragment.  Note the use of blocking assignment.  All variables are one bit wide. 
   
 always@(posedge clock) 
   begin 
      C = A | B; 
 E = C & D;     
      D = C ^ A; 
   end

Accepted Answer

DFF(C, A|B); DFF (E, (A|B)&D); DFF (D, (A|B)^A);

Answer

DFF(C, A|B); DFF (E, (Cnext&D); DFF (D, Cnext^A);

Answer

DFF(C, A|B); DFF (E, (C&D); DFF (D, C^A);

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