Which one is faster i=i+1 or i++

Question

i=i+1 and i++ both will increment i by one but in compiler prospective which one is faster i know answer try to answer it

Answer 1

++i can be faster than either of the other 2 😎
Dunno exactly why though, just is

Answer 2

i++ is a increment operator it takes less load then i=i+1as it consume less time and space in compilation process

Answer 3

i++ is faster because
they return value before. then increment,maybe....

Answer 4

Oh yeah.Why I didn't think like that?
@Swamy

Answer 5

In practical terms the difference isn't worth the time it takes to discuss it.

Answer 6

I++ is faster!

Answer 7

yes' very hard" but technically speaking it is matter of mechine cycle's i=i+1 will take 2 mechine cycle's means 24 clock cycles but i++ take one mechine cycle 12 clock cycles so it is faster in execution when compared to other this same is applicable for other pre and post Inc/Dec instructions

Answer 8

good winkyihtut but what is reason behind it??could you explain for me

Answer 9

actually i got this question in an interview that's why i know @ very hard