New thing about sololearn compiler

Question

It does not add 1 in variable if you write statement like that x=x++ in c++.While
visual studio does add 1. Cannot say about other compilers. I have not used them.
Hahahhaha
It wasted quite my time.

Answer 1

I know what you mean. its not a new thing, it has been around since forever.

Answer 2

yeah its the same as saying x=x then going back after you already got your answer and saying oh i mean x=x+1 but not changing the answer.

The behaviour you see is actually quite logical when you think about it

Answer 3

well it shouldnt. visual studio is probably correcting your mistake for you if it really works there as you state.

the reasoning behind this is as follows.
postfix assigns a value after the code is evaluated.

so when you state x = x++; the following happens.

assign the value from a copy of x into x, after this assignment add one to the value in the temp copy of x.

simply use x++; on its own both in visual studio and here and the behaviour will be as expected

Answer 4

must autocorrect it for you when its compiled

Answer 5

Ooky. I did not know that before. It surprised me a bit so I mentioned it.

Answer 6

If its logical here than its not logical in visual studio by the way

Answer 7

No,
Beacuse now I know it

Answer 8

Bro I am stating that it does not increments here. The value remains same even in next line.Check it
U will be amazed