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what is difference between ++(*p) and (*p)++
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Answer Posted / alok kumar
++(*p) :- means that first increment the value of that variable which address holds p .than any operation will perform. ex:- int a=10;int *p; p=&a;
int c=++(*p);printf("%d,%d",c,*p);out put:-11 , 11 .
(*p)++ :- means that first assign the value than increment the value by 1. ex:- int a=10;int *p; p=&a;
int c=(*p)++;printf("%d,%d",c,*p);out put:-10 , 11 .
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