Difference between ++x, x++

Answer 1

The increment operator has two forms, prefix (++x) and postfix (x++).

Prefix increments the value, and then proceeds with the expression.

Postfix evaluates the expression and then performs the incrementing.

as an example,

int pre, post, x, y;

pre = 10;
post = 10;

x = ++pre; //x is 11
y = post++; //y is 10

Answer 2

++x is pre-increment, it will work before the execution of the statement.
for example:
int a=1;
cout<<++a;
it will give output 2.

while x++ is post-increment it will work after the execution of the statement.
for example:
int a=1;
cout<<a++;
it will give output 1.
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Answer 3

y value is 11

Answer 4

Execute the below program,

int x=10;
//Pre increment
z=++x; // Value of z will be 11
//Post Incrememt
z=x++;// Value of z will be 11 itself

Answer 5

++x is prefix incrementit increases the value first then assigns it.
x++ is postfix increment,it assigns the value first then increases the value

Answer 6

post increment value can not be increment

Answer 7

because of first increment and after value is appear...

Answer 8

++x ll first increment n assign the value..while x++ ll assign n increment the value of x.x=10 & x++ value is 10 & ++x value is 11