The Difference between 'logic' and 'bit' Data Types in SystemVerilog

In SystemVerilog, the logic data type represents a single bit that can take on values of 0, 1, or X (unknown).
On the other hand, the bit data type is strictly limited to values 0 and 1.
While both types are used to represent binary information in hardware design, the key distinction lies in the ability of the 'logic' data type to hold the additional 'X' value, enabling modeling of unknown states.

When designing hardware systems in SystemVerilog, understanding the nuances between 'logic' and 'bit' data types is crucial for accurate modeling and simulation.