¿Por qué este resultado?

Question

public class Program
{
public static void main(String[] args) {

int m=10, n=15;

for(int i=1;i<=10;i++)
m++;
n++;

System.out.println(m +""+n);

}
}
//2016

Answer 1

when you leave out the curly brackets, only the 1st statement is considered by the loop.

Answer 2

After the loop, m = 20 and n = 16.

Answer 3

m++ means m = m +1, 10 times

n++ means n = n +1, but it's not inside of the loop, so 16

Answer 4

m++ means m = m +1, 10 times

n++ means n = n +1, BUT IT'S NOT INSIDE OF THE LOOP, so 16

Answer 5

Ok. Now i got it. Thanks for your help

Answer 6

Right but Why m increases 10 and n 1?

Answer 7

I just understand that. n++ means the same, so Why n increases only once?