what is i++? means

• suppose i=2
  a = i++ ----> a= 2 and then i is incremented that is 3
  if a=++i ------> a = 3 and i =3
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• it is post increment means first use the value then increment
  eg:
  i=1;
  j=i++; and print i and j value. you will get j= 1 and i=2 means first use i value by assigning then increment to 2
  
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• increments the value of " i " & returns the original value which "i" held before being incremented...
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• i++ means increment and i-- means decrement
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• i++ means increment
  solve
  5++ = 6ans
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• prefix increment operator
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• increment value of i bye 1.this is post increment.After semicolon in a statement of program value of i increse by 1
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• ++ and -- are increment and decrement operator respectively...
  They can be used with only variables like i .
  suppose i=5;
  i++ will result in 6
  i++ will resullt in 4
  
  But, printf("%d %d",i++,i--); can result in Undefined Behaviour.. So be careful in using ++ and -- oprtaor.
  Moreover,
  5++ will give Compile error.
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• it means
  i is incremented..
  i=i+1;
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• Post increment
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