Sorry I think I understand now.
i++ and ++i will both change the value of i to i + 1
i++ will evaluate i and then increment i
++i will increment i and then evaluate i
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Question about (10)++%5 == 0
Sorry I think I understand now.
i++ and ++i will both change the value of i to i + 1
i++ will evaluate i and then increment i
++i will increment i and then evaluate i
Last edited by Evan407; August 20th, 2014 at 09:26 PM.
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Re: Question about (10)++%5 == 0
Correct. What causes a lot of confusion is when people try
and are surprised when it displays 5 and not 6.int i = 5; i = i++; System.out.println(i);
Improving the world one idiot at a time!
Re: Question about (10)++%5 == 0
@Evan407: Welcome to the Forum! Please read this topic to learn how to post code correctly and other useful tips for newcomers.
Please don't edit your posts so that the original question is removed or altered so that the thread no longer makes sense. You could have added your understanding to your original question rather than replacing the original question with your own answer.
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