Question

how will you diffrentiate between ++ and -- operator? Explain it with an example​

Answer 1

Answer:

++ increases the value of the given variable by 1 while -- operator decreases the value by 1.

Explanation:

a=3;

++a will give the value 4.

--a will give the value 2.

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Answer 2

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Here's your answer :

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Here there are two types :

- Increment Operator => ++

- Decrement Operator => --

Both of the operations depends on the position of the operand and the operator.

¶¶¶ Based on the position, each of these operations are 2 types:

- Prefix Increment (Eg: ++x)

- Postfix Increment (Eg: x++)

The prefix increment returns the value of a variable after it has been incremented.

On the other hand, the more commonly used postfix increment returns the value of a variable before it has been incremented.

¶¶¶ //y with the Decrement :

- Postfix Increment (Eg: --x )

- Postfix Decrement (Eg: x-- )

The prefix decrement returns the value of a variable after it has been decremented.

On the other hand, the more commonly used postfix decrement returns the value of a variable before it has been decremented.

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