Answer / dallasnorth40

++ before the variable increments the variable before the
value is taken/used.
++ after the variable takes/uses the value, then increments.

Given:
int x = 5;
int y = 0;

y = x++;
This will leave y = 5 and x = 6.


y = ++x;
This will leave y = 6 and x = 6.

Answer / abhishek

This means if you declare the value for x=2 and used in
loop, while printing the value of ++x it will print 3 and if
used x++ then it will print 2 and then increment the value
for x and then next rotation it will print 3.
eg.1)
.....
..
..
++x OR x++;
printf("value of " ++x OR x++);
...
..
..

Answer / sailaxmi

++x is pre-increment

say for example
the value of a=1
int a,r;
r= ++a;

now the value of "a" is incremented to 2 n then assigned to r...


x++ is post increment
say for exmaple

the value of a is 3

int a,r;
r=a++;

the value of a(initially 3) will be assigned to r..... n
then the value of "a" gets incremented to 4.

Answer / divya prabhu

++x means preincrement x, and then assign .
i.e
first increment x ==> x+1 and then assign the incremented
value back to x ==> x=x+1


x++ means postincrement x, and then assign .
i.e
first assign value of x to x==> x and then increment value of
x, x ==> x+1

Answer / chandrakant rohi

++x
it means pre-increament ,before execute the x first it increment
Ex int x=10;
printf("%d",++x);

ans=11
and
x++ means post_increament,first excute the statment and then increment ;
Ex
int x=10;
printf("%d",x++);
ans =10;

Answer / prabu

++x mean pre increament
eample:

for(i=1;i<=1;i++)
{
printf("i value is=",i);
}
the output: i=1
x++ mean post increament
example:
for(i=1;i<=1;++1)
{
printf("i value is =",i);
}

the output: i=2

Answer / shaleen

their is not any difference betweem any two.

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