Recap - Number Formats
Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Verilog journey — lesson 18 of 90.
Challenge
Complete the code by writing the correct values in the specified formats.
What to do:
- Set
ato 8-bit binary for decimal 170 (10101010) - Set
bto 8-bit decimal for 255 - Set
cto 16-bit hex for FF - Set
dto a 4-bit value where bit 2 is X (others 1) - Set
eto all bits Z (4 bits)
Try it yourself
module number_formats;
wire [7:0] a, b;
wire [15:0] c;
wire [3:0] d, e;
assign a = ______; // 8-bit binary for 170
assign b = ______; // 8-bit decimal for 255
assign c = ______; // 16-bit hex for FF
assign d = ______; // 4-bit: bit 2 is X, others 1
assign e = ______; // 4-bit: all bits Z
initial begin
$display("a = %b", a);
$display("b = %b", b);
$display("c = %h", c);
$display("d = %b", d);
$display("e = %b", e);
$finish;
end
endmoduleAll lessons in Fundamentals
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