If x = 5; how comes when you do ++x = 5.

Question

and not 6?

Answer 1

x = 5;

// 5 is assigned to x

++x = 5;

// x is incremented by one, and then 5 is assigned to x

// result? x is still 5, because the incrementing comes before the assigning.

Answer 2

If x = 5, x++ will be 5 but ++x will be 6.

Answer 3

Good question, good answer.

Answer 4

thanks guys

Answer 5

hello

Answer 6

++x = 6