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Am I did wrong?
in all my Java programs I had used "i++" to increase by one. I never understand for what it used the "++i" form.
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if you use 'x = y++', the 'x' will have the actual value of 'y' and after that the 'y' will be increment. But if you use 'x = ++y', first 'y' will be increment, and 'x' will have the actual value of 'y' (I hope this helps . . .rs)
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https://code.sololearn.com/c68JVx3xS9B0/?ref=app
Check this. It is self explanatory. It might be helpful for you
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