Max of Two Numbers - Verilog Typing CST Test

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Max of Two Numbers — Verilog Code

Finds the maximum of two numbers.

module MaxProgram(
	input [31:0] a,
	input [31:0] b,
	output reg [31:0] max
);

	always @(*) begin
		if(a > b) max = a;
		else max = b;
	end

endmodule

Verilog Language Guide

Verilog is a hardware description language (HDL) used to model, simulate, and design digital circuits such as CPUs, FPGAs, ASICs, and SoCs. Known for its C-like syntax, simplicity, and dominance in commercial chip design.

Primary Use Cases

▸ASIC and SoC design
▸FPGA development
▸Digital logic design (ALUs, FSMs, DSP blocks)
▸Processor architecture modeling
▸Hardware simulation & verification

Notable Features

▸C-like syntax (begin/end, if, case)
▸Concurrent and procedural blocks
▸Gate-level, RTL, and behavioral modeling
▸Synthesizable hardware constructs
▸Rich simulation capabilities

Origin & Creator

Developed in 1984 by Phil Moorby at Gateway Design Automation; standardized as IEEE 1364.

Industrial Note

Verilog powers most commercial semiconductor chips - including CPUs, GPUs, networking ASICs, and FPGA IP cores.

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