what is difference between ++(*p) and (*p)++
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Answer Posted / vikram
here,*is the value at address operater;
according to heirarchy of operators,*is given the first
preference and then ++;
++(*p) means first incrementation of value at address of p
takes place and then execution takes place;
on the other hand,(*p)++ means first execution takes place
and then value at address of p is incremented
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