Why would I want to place the increment sign after the value if it would give the same vlaue

Question

Int x=1;
System.out.println(x++)
Output:
1

Answer 1

x++ means use the value of x and then increment
++x means first increment it and then use it.
eg
int x=1
System.out.print(x++);// output 1
System.out.print(x);// output 2
and
int x=1
System.out.print(++x);// output 2
System.out.print(x);// output 2

Answer 2

It increments the value of x by 1, but it does that after it prints it. If you want to increment it first and then print it you should use:
System.out.println(++x);

Answer 3

heres your 2 😅

int x=1;
System.out.println(x++ + --x);

Answer 4

im guessing this would be more useful in a loop

Answer 5

OK what I mean why would I add the increment sign after x if It won't do anything useless

Answer 6

Well in a loop ++x is as same as x++
But without a loop ++x adds 1 to the value but x++ adds then removes a 1 from the value so the value would be the same

Answer 7

Ohh