WHats the diffrence between x++ and ++x

[Guest Guest_Kriz]

i wanna kno what the diffrent between x++ and ++x in c++ programing?

[Night Fox]

i wanna kno what the diffrent between x++ and ++x in c++ programing?

To answer to ur questions goto this website:

 

http://books.slashdot.org/books/02/06/25/1...4.shtml?tid=156

[Bargeld]

a tad more direct:

 

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=differenc...n=20&fl=0&x=wrt

[ExplodyThingy]

Even more direct, for all of your purposes, nothing.

 

this is one method, it starts reading from character 0 and incriments from there.

 

int x=0;

while(true)

character[x++]

 

this is another method, it starts reading from character incriments from 0 , therefore the character string will start at 1.

 

int x=0;

while(true)

character[++x]

 

I think.

[Mr Ekted]

These two statement are equal:

 

x++;

++x;

 

These two are not:

 

y = x++;

y = ++x;

 

The first could be re-written:

 

y = x;

x = x + 1;

 

The second:

 

x = x + 1;

y = x;

 

In short, placing the ++ (or any other similar operator) before the variable increments (affects) it before its value is used. placing it after the variable changes it after its value is used.

 

Also note that the ++ operator type is also available in C, not just C++.

[Guest Guest_Kriz]

thx for ur help i allrdy found out my self by running a simpel program (explody answered right)