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    1. The document contains instructions for designing and verifying various digital circuits using logic gates and procedural assignments in Verilog, including a tri-state buffer, 1-bit full adder, and D-flip flop. 2. It also contains directions for declaring different variable types and performing operations on them, such as filling variables with 1s and right shifting. 3. Finally, it instructs the initialization and manipulation of multi-dimensional arrays of various data types, including copying data between arrays and replacing subarrays.

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    1. The document contains instructions for designing and verifying various digital circuits using logic gates and procedural assignments in Verilog, including a tri-state buffer, 1-bit full adder, and D-flip flop. 2. It also contains directions for declaring different variable types and performing operations on them, such as filling variables with 1s and right shifting. 3. Finally, it instructs the initialization and manipulation of multi-dimensional arrays of various data types, including copying data between arrays and replacing subarrays.

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    1. The document contains instructions for designing and verifying various digital circuits using logic gates and procedural assignments in Verilog, including a tri-state buffer, 1-bit full adder, and D-flip flop. 2. It also contains directions for declaring different variable types and performing operations on them, such as filling variables with 1s and right shifting. 3. Finally, it instructs the initialization and manipulation of multi-dimensional arrays of various data types, including copying data between arrays and replacing subarrays.

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    Lab 1
    1. Design and verify following circuits using logic:
    a. Tri-State Buffer.
    b. 1-bit Full Adder (using continuous assignment).
    c. D-Flip Flop (using procedural assignment).
    d. 2x1 Mux (using Tri-State buffers, identify the problem)

    2. Declare variables of following types and perform operations as defined below:


    bit, 8-bit, 8-bit signed logic, int, integer, unsigned integer, byte, shortint and longint.
    a. Print default value of all variables.
    b. Fill all locations of every variable with 1, print result and then perform arithmetic
    right shift and then print result again.
    c. Assign value 8’b10X1_ZX10 to 8-bit variable and observe the result.
    d. Verify whether we can assign values using continuous assignment.

    3. Define an unpacked array of byte with 4 rows and 10 columns. Initialize array with
    following values, use special notations to achieve the same and perform operations
    given below :
    Row0: {1,2,3,1,2,3,1,2,3,4}
    Row1: {1,2,3,1,2,3,1,2,3,4}
    Row2: {1,2,1,2,1,2,3,1,2,3}
    Row3: {4,4,4,4,5,5,3,3,3,3}
    a. Print initial value of array using foreach and for loop.
    b. Declare one more array with same dimensions, randomize it and print all values.
    c. Replace {1,2,3,1,2,3} present in Row2 of original array with the random content
    present at the same locations in the new array.

    4. Declare a 2-D (4 x 8) packed array of bits, initialize it with random value. Try to
    access this array in different combinations and store results in temporary variables.

    5. Define a 3-D (2 x 4 x 8) packed array of logic and 3-D (2 x 4 x 8) unpacked array of bit.
    Randomize value of unpacked array and copy it to packed array. Verify your result.

    6. Define a dynamic array where each element is capable of storing 10-bits. Allocate 20
    memory locations to this array. Randomize values at all these location and print
    array size. Now double the size of array by keeping contents of initial 20 locations
    same as previous. Assign value to few new locations and then print content and size
    of array.

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