a) Assuming A-5, the value of C in the following two code fragments is: I- BEA...

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a) Assuming A-5, the value of C in the following two code fragments is: I- BEA C=B+1 b) For the following code find: The function of the code: II- network address 11001111; BA C<=B+1 C= module circuit 1(data, flag) output flag: input [3:0] data; reg flag: always @ (data) case (data) 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9: flag = 0; default: flag = 1; endcase endmodule c) What is the effect of replacing casex by case on the following network address input and why? module circuit3(network_address); input (7:0) network_address; always @ (network address) casex (network address) 8b0xxxxxxxx: $Display("Class A"); 8b10bxxxxxx: $Display("Class B"); 8b110xxxxx: $Display("Class C") default: SDisplay("Classless network"); endcase endmodule a) Assuming A-5, the value of C in the following two code fragments is: I- BEA C=B+1 b) For the following code find: The function of the code: II- network address 11001111; BA C<=B+1 C= module circuit 1(data, flag) output flag: input [3:0] data; reg flag: always @ (data) case (data) 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9: flag = 0; default: flag = 1; endcase endmodule c) What is the effect of replacing casex by case on the following network address input and why? module circuit3(network_address); input (7:0) network_address; always @ (network address) casex (network address) 8b0xxxxxxxx: $Display("Class A"); 8b10bxxxxxx: $Display("Class B"); 8b110xxxxx: $Display("Class C") default: SDisplay("Classless network"); endcase endmodule