Design & Verification of Different Latches Using Verilog HDL

​Verilog is a hardware description language (HDL) that lets you model and simulate digital circuits. Just like programming languages have different data types (like int, float, char), Verilog offers register data types to store and manipulate values during simulation.

 

These types are used in procedural blocks such as always or initial, and each has specific use-cases in modeling hardware behavior.

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Understanding Verilog's register data types is essential for writing efficient simulation code and modeling digital behavior. Whether you’re building counters, simulating clocks, or tracking timing, these types help you structure your procedural logic accurately.