Answer / ramesh babu vallabhaneni

latch is level triggering and flip-flop is edge triggering
and one more difference is latch just holds the bit only
where as flipflop stores the information until now applying
the next clock

Answer / sahil balwa

flip flops have clock signal whiles latches dont need any
clock pulse..thenks..khi khi khi

Answer / amudhan

latchs are level sensitive it's value will change in positve
and negative level of the clock
ff are edge sensitive it's value change only at rising edge
or negative edge of the clock

Answer / jc

@sahil ... latches too need clock , its just that pin name is "enable" ...

Answer / sandeep mahobiya

latches output depend upon only its internal ckt , while ff output does depend upon its internal ckt.

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