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The BEGIN-END clauses in VHDL or Verilog do not increase the hardware inferred. These are just coding semantics. Just like how C has the braces {} to denote the start and end of a loop or module.
Begin End statements do not cause any extra hardware burden....
U can check this after writing a small verilog code and synthesizing it ...... There wont be any extra gates in the synthesized circuit due to this Begin-End statements
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