A design using quartus software, can't figure out how to choose my choice

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The discussion focuses on implementing a design using Quartus software to allow user input of 3 bits, triggering different outputs based on the input values. The first step involves using a decoder to manage 16 combinations of 4 input pins, activating the corresponding output pins. The second part requires feeding each segment of the display with an OR gate, connecting the relevant decoder outputs to control the display segments. Additionally, there are options to use integrated circuit packages or software-driven microcontrollers to simplify the implementation. The user seeks guidance on how to effectively execute this design.
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hello,
i designed a project and i finished it my final step is i want the user to enter 3 bits
if it was 000 i will do the first choice, which has 4 inputs and 14 outputs displayed on the 2 digit 7 segment dispaly
if it was 001 i will do the second choice, which has 5 inputs and 7 outputs displayed on the 7 segment dispaly
if it was 010 i will do the third choice, which had 5 inputs and 4 outputs displayed on the LEDs
if it was 1xx i will do the last choice, which has 4 inputs and 14 outputs

i don't know how to do so! please advise..
thanks in advance.
 
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Divide the problem into two parts.

First step is a decoder. Given 16 combinations of 4 input pins., then raise one of 16 output pins. Here is a circuit.

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part 2, feeding each segment of the display, use an OR gate. if the segment is on for pins 2, 4 and 9, then wire the decoder outputs 2, 4, and 9 to that OR gage.there are also IC packages that can do the whole job, or a software driven micro-controller can do the whole job.
 
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