Increment and decrement operators (++/--) are used to increase or decrease a variable value by 1. For example, the postfix operators a++ and b-- increment and decrement variables a and b by 1 after using their current values, while the prefix operators ++a and --b increment and decrement before using their values. The key difference between prefix and postfix operators is whether the increment/decrement occurs before or after the expression.
Increment and decrement operators (++/--) are used to increase or decrease a variable value by 1. For example, the postfix operators a++ and b-- increment and decrement variables a and b by 1 after using their current values, while the prefix operators ++a and --b increment and decrement before using their values. The key difference between prefix and postfix operators is whether the increment/decrement occurs before or after the expression.
Increment and decrement operators (++/--) are used to increase or decrease a variable value by 1. For example, the postfix operators a++ and b-- increment and decrement variables a and b by 1 after using their current values, while the prefix operators ++a and --b increment and decrement before using their values. The key difference between prefix and postfix operators is whether the increment/decrement occurs before or after the expression.
They are used to increment or decrement a variable
value by 1. Eg: int a=3, b=1; a++; i.e. a=a+1 a=4 b--; i.e. b=b-1; b=0 postfix incre & postfix decrement: Prefix incr & prefix decr: Note: pre always first and post always last.