Difference between i++,++i,i--&--i
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i++ adds the value of 1 to the variable i.
++i has the same use.
similarly,both --i and i-- subtract 1 from the variable i
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i++ : assigns the value and then increments it.
++i : increments the value and then assigns to variable.
i-- : assigns the value and then decrements it.
--i : decrements the value and then assigns to variable.
Explanation:
Ex:
int a=5;
int b;
b=a++;
now if you print value of 'b' then it would be 5 and if you try to get value of 'a' it would be 6.
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