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So let us try to understand the key Steve mentioned that he didn't know, right?

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First, we will just be going through the typical format that we have a statement.

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So we start with the process.

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This is how we start writing a behavioral modeling state.

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Then, depending on the circuit type that you are implementing, you need to mention the sensitivity

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less dokey.

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After that, we are a.

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Right.

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And since we have started a process, we will just be in the process, right?

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Now, two Iraqis sued me.

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The process is very simple, so we start with a kiss, give it right.

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Then we specify the way.

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So depending on the values of that signal, we will be choosing a different behavior for our output.

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Right to kiss, then the variable name, and it's right.

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So since we have started the case, we will just be ending kiss.

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Right?

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And then you define the multiple values on the basis of which we will be deciding what should be, are

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we?

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Right?

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So it's very simple.

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So when we have to do zero, OK, in that case, why which represent our output, both will be close

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to listed you me.

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Then you define the rest of the case and the last case, which is the default case.

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OK.

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That is added like this.

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So when I this OK?

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We will be specifying why to be with Stuart C..

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Right, so this is how we will be adding the keys to.