Details of UVM and System Verilog blocking and non blocking assignment

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UVM is a methodology for verifying complex designs using SystemVerilog. Blocking assignments execute sequentially, while non-blocking assignments execute concurrently.

UVM (Universal Verification Methodology) is a standardized methodology for verifying complex designs in SystemVerilog.
Blocking assignments in SystemVerilog execute sequentially, meaning the next statement waits for the current statement to finish.
Non-blocking assignments in SystemVerilog execute concurrently, allowing multiple assignments to occur simultaneously.
Example: 'a = b; b = c;' - blocking assignment, 'a <= b; b <= c;' - non-blocking assignment.

Details of UVM and System Verilog blocking and non blocking assignment

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