Why preincrement operator is faster than postincrement?
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Answer Posted / sanish joseph
the pre inc operator increments the value of that particular
variable on that line itself
the post inc operator increments the value of that
particular variable after going on the next line
in simple words
eg.
e=5; on this line value of e=5
e++; on this line value of e=5
++e; on this line value of e=7
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