In total we have Three ways of declaring port lists: 1. ANSI Style Port List.(it provides clear separation of port list elements) Ex: what I taught in video. 2. Non-ANSI Style Port List.(it is used for smaller designs having less elements) Ex: what you posted in the comment section. 3. Interface based Port List.(it provides reusability for complex interfaces) Ex: Here we can define the interface port lists. We can use based on our requirement of designing. We can declare ports as input, output and inout ports also. Thanks👍
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Module and_gate(a,b,y);
input a,b;
output y ;
Module and_gate(input a, input b, output y);
What is the difference which one is better to use
In total we have Three ways of declaring port lists:
1. ANSI Style Port List.(it provides clear separation of port list elements)
Ex: what I taught in video.
2. Non-ANSI Style Port List.(it is used for smaller designs having less elements)
Ex: what you posted in the comment section.
3. Interface based Port List.(it provides reusability for complex interfaces)
Ex: Here we can define the interface port lists.
We can use based on our requirement of designing.
We can declare ports as input, output and inout ports also.
Thanks👍