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Please explain y+= ++x + "" + x;
; lets take x= 6; y=0; n put your individual answer.
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what i think is... y= 77. is this correct? yes, then explain please
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Dear ,actually in the programming languages where this is must to declare the data type (in Java ,C,C++etc) before use ,then it will give an error. Other wise (in Java script) it will be typecasted in String , so in that case answer will be 077.
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077 I would say, because you add an empty string, which change the type of your variable.
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Hope I'm not answering bullshit but in my mind it should be:
y+ -> take actual value of y and add the following
++x -> it gets the actual value of x and increment it immediatly with 1
+ "" + -> add an empty string
+ x -> + x
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Yes that's it, I just try.
=> http://codepen.io/anon/pen/EWyMoJ