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Verilog questions are often the first technical screen in an RTL or verification interview — testing whether you know the language well enough to reason about hardware, not just software.

This bank focuses on the distinctions that trip candidates up most: synthesizable vs. non-synthesizable constructs, blocking vs. non-blocking assignment semantics, and testbench basics.

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Verilog Basics

Where Verilog fits and how modules are structured.

  • What's the difference between Verilog and VHDL at a high level?
  • What is the difference between a module and an instance in Verilog?

Data Types

Wire, reg, and the constructs used to model hardware.

  • What's the difference between wire and reg data types?
  • When would you use a parameter vs. a localparam?

Procedural Blocks

always and initial blocks, and how simulation interprets them.

  • What's the difference between an always block and an initial block?
  • What is a sensitivity list, and why does it matter for combinational always blocks?

Modules & Ports

Connecting hardware blocks together.

  • What's the difference between input, output, and inout ports?
  • How do you instantiate a module with named vs. positional port mapping?

Testbenches

Verifying that your RTL actually does what it should.

  • What's the purpose of a testbench, and how does it differ from RTL code?
  • How would you generate a clock signal in a Verilog testbench?

Synthesis Considerations

Writing Verilog that maps cleanly to real hardware.

  • What Verilog constructs are typically not synthesizable?
  • Why should you avoid using delays (#) in synthesizable RTL code?

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