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In Verilog, blocking assignments (=) execute immediately in the order written within a sequential block, similar to variable assignment in software; non-blocking assignments (<=) are updated uniformly at the end of the time step and are used to describe flip-flop behavior in sequential logic; misusing blocking assignments in an always @(posedge clk) block causes simulation results to be inconsistent with the behavior of the synthesized hardware.
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