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The chapter discussed a few basic questions on the usage of Verilog constructs during assignments and usage in task, function, port, and parameter. The chapter discusses the different approach of parameter and port specifications. A few SystemVerilog enhancements to the task and function have also been discussed. The next chapter discusses how the Verilog constructs are useful under the synthesis context.

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(2004). Basic Verilog. In: Verilog: Frequently Asked Questions. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-22899-3_1

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