verilog real

Verilog does not have a "real" data type. Verilog supports the following data types:

1. Bit: a single binary value (0 or 1)
2. Integer: a signed or unsigned integer value
3. Reg: a register, which can hold any value
4. Wire: a wire, which can connect multiple modules together

You can use these data types to represent real numbers in Verilog using fixed-point or floating-point arithmetic. Fixed-point arithmetic represents real numbers as integers scaled by a fixed factor, while floating-point arithmetic represents real numbers as a sign, mantissa, and exponent. However, Verilog does not provide built-in support for floating-point arithmetic. Therefore, you may need to use third-party libraries or write your own Verilog code to implement floating-point operations.