Modeling an FSM in implicit style is a more powerful, abstract and concise method to define an FSM as compared to explicit coding style. Implicit style models FSMs in terms of activities at different clock cycles without the need for defining state transitions explicitly and partitioning the code into combinational (next state and output logic) and sequential (present state register) segments. However, implicit style registers all FSM outputs by default; unlike explicit style where the designer can choose to make the outputs combinational or registered. These flip-flops delay the outputs by...