Question 1. Consider the below Verilog Code. Answer the corresponding questions. module my_counter(ck, reset, counter); input ck, reset; output [1:0] counter; reg [1:0] counter_up = 2'b00; always @(posedge dk Desedse reset) begin if(!reset) counter_up <= 2'b00; else counter_up <= counter_up + 2'b01; end assign counter = counter_up3; endmedule

Question 1. Consider the below Verilog Code. Answer the corresponding questions. module my_counter(ck, reset, counter); input ck, reset; output [1:0] counter; reg [1:0] counter_up = 2'b00; always @(posedge dk Desedse reset) begin if(!reset) counter_up <= 2'b00; else counter_up <= counter_up + 2'b01; end assign counter = counter_up3; endmedule

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Description: Question 1.Consider the below Verilog Code. Answer the corresponding questions.module my_counter(ck, reset, counter);input ck, reset;output [1:0] counter;reg (1:0] counter_up = 2'b00;always @(posedee ck pesedes reset)beginif(!reset)counter_up <= 2'b

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