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Verilog: How to use non--blocking instead of blocking statments?

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I want to replace the blocking statements with non-blocking staements in the following code without changing the functionality of the code .

I am newbie at verilog. can someone please guide me on how to go ahead with this problem?
Code: 
module q4(out ,in,clock,reset)
	output out ;
	input in,clock,reset ;
	reg out;
	reg[7:0] data;
	always @ (negedge reset of posedge clock) begin
		if (~reset) data = 8b'1111 1111;
		else begin 
			data = data << 1;
			data[0] = in;
			if(data == 8'b0111 1110) out = 1; else
				out = 0; end 
		end

Thanks a lot! :)
 

There is no need to use a non-blocking assignment to data since it is read and written withing thew same always block.
You do want to use a non-blocking assignment to out since it may be read on the same clock edge in another module.
Code: 
module q4(
    output reg out,
    input wire in,clock,reset
       );

    reg[7:0] data;
    always @ (negedge reset or posedge clock) begin
        if (~reset) data = 8b'1111_1111;
        else begin 
            data = {data[6:0], in};
            if(data == 8'b0111_1110) 
                           out <= 1; 
                        else
                          out <= 0;
        end
 
This question was asked to me in an interview. Was curious as to how it could be done.
Btw even i replied to the question with a code similar to what you have suggested.
what could be the another way of doing it by completely eliminating the blocking statements.
 

You have to use the RHS of the assignment in the comparison. That's what the blocking statement actually does.
Code: 
if ({data[6:0, in} == ...
 

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