Answer Posted / geetha

i++ and ++i mean the same thing when they form statements
independently,they behave differently.
for example:
i=5;
d=++i;
in this case the value is i,d =6.bcoz first increment and
next assign the value
i=5;
d=i++;
in this case the value of d=5 and i=6.bcoz first assign the
value next increment and it will be change the value i=6.

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