[SOLVED] hi whats the meaning of the statement "assign c=(a>b);" in verilog????

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if a>b it assigns a to c,if not it assigns to b. is that all.
is it same as "assign c=(a>b)? a:b;"
can u please suggest a good book on verilog?
 
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Re: hi whats the meaning of the statement "assign c=(a>b);" in verilog????

me0414013 said:
if a>b it assigns a to c,if not it assigns to b. is that all.
can u please suggest a good book on verilog?
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Hi friend ,[assign c=(a>b)]; and assign c= (a>b)?a:b; are different

assign c= (a>b)?a:b;
if a greater than b then c=a;
if a less than b then c=b;

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[assign c=(a>b)]; it works like a true or false condition checking

if a greater than b then c=1;
if a less than b then c=0;

Hope this may be helpful to you...
Rest of the friends correct me if i am wrong...
 
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thanks a lot
 

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