Verilog HDL
Design a logic module to multiply an 8-bit binary number A [0:7] by a 4-bit binary
number N [0:3]. The multiply is started when M is asserted. The output F is asserted
when the multiply is completed and the product P [0: 15] is available. The outputs need to
remain valid until the next multiply command is given. Assume M is valid for several of
your clock cycles and then is de-asserted.
Implement the multiply using repeated addition of A to form partial products.
Please also comment your code so I can understand

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