Why doesn't x=a++ increment a expected number?

Question

/*Hello World!

Why doesn't the piece of code below output 11 even though it's incremented in the x variable.*/

var a=10;
var x;
x=(a++);
document.write(x);

Answer 1

Two types of increment operator:
1. Pre increment: ++var ( increments immediately )
2. Post increment: var++ ( increment will be reflected after the current expression/statement/line )

If you don't know about these things, you need to complete your lesson first.

Answer 2

value of a will be increased after the statement x=a++;
That is why it's called post increment

Answer 3

⚙️mega ☄️ could you broaden what is post increment

Thanks

Answer 4

⚙️mega ☄️ The code snippet here was taken from a comment so I got curious as well as confused about it.

Thanks btw

Now I must go and complete my lesson