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what is the meaning of b=a++ ?

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Answered by sharmayachna95
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a =+ b; is equivalent to a = +b; . This means +b (positive) is assigned to variable a . a++ is post increment of variable a , meaning the value of the variable is used before incrementing by 1 . ++a is pre-increment of variable a , meaning the value of the variable is incremented by 1 and used after increment.

Answered by Wardaayaz
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This means +b (positive) is assigned to variable a . a++ is post increment of variable a , meaning the value of the variable is used before incrementing by 1 . ++a is pre-increment of variable a , meaning the value of the variable is incremented by 1 and used after increment.

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