Using ++ and --
++ will add one(1) to a variable, and -- will take one(1) off. It's a
shortcut, so foo = foo + 1 becomes foo++. The ++ can be placed before or after
the variable name. This affects things where you are reading the result, so a =
++b gets the new value, a = b++ gets the old value.
int i=0;
i++;
See also " Using += , -= , *= , /= and %= "
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