I'd second the comment below. It seems as though casez accounts for if an input is 'z' which is floating and 'x' would be broader which would account for 'z', 'x' or 1 or 0. In the exercise on HDLBits, there is nothing saying that an input could be floating. I'd assume that all 8 inputs are being driven to valid 1 or 0 values. Anyway, thank you for another great video. I'm moving along through them and enjoying it!
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I'd second the comment below. It seems as though casez accounts for if an input is 'z' which is floating and 'x' would be broader which would account for 'z', 'x' or 1 or 0. In the exercise on HDLBits, there is nothing saying that an input could be floating. I'd assume that all 8 inputs are being driven to valid 1 or 0 values. Anyway, thank you for another great video. I'm moving along through them and enjoying it!
Please elaborate more on casex vs casez. i am confused after reading from lot of sources. Synthesis vs sim diff and why casez is better
I think msb bit should be taken as priority bit not lsb bit.
Correct me if i am wrong
why is the hdl site not working
very useful video
Nice
a=0
b=0