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Edited January 18, 201610 yr by piamia

A variable followed by ++ denotes an incrementation in most languages including Java. The opposite of incrementation is decrementation (--).

 

As a side note, if you ever plan to write code, do it in english. In 7 years I've never written code in my native language and I'm not going to.

A variable followed by ++ denotes an incrementation in most languages including Java. The opposite of incrementation is decrementation (--).

 

As a side note, if you ever plan to write code, do it in english. In 7 years I've never written code in my native language and I'm not going to.

I tried doing that once lol, my teacher told me to write in Swedish so she could understand 

It wouldn't really surprise me if she accused me of copying the code either, if it would of been in English 

I tried doing that once lol, my teacher told me to write in Swedish so she could understand 

It wouldn't really surprise me if she accused me of copying the code either, if it would of been in English 

Just like your teacher tells you to write in Swedish so she can understand, the rest of the world will ask you to write in English so that they can understand.

Just like your teacher tells you to write in Swedish so she can understand, the rest of the world will ask you to write in English so that they can understand.

In this case what does cc++ do? I am aware that it increases by one.

 

EDIT: nvm figured out.

Edited January 11, 201610 yr by piamia

In this case what does cc++ do? I am aware that it increases by one.

 

EDIT: nvm figured out.

Just like you said. It increases by 1.

 

cc++ is equivalent with cc = cc + 1.

Token only explained half of the increment stuff, you can also do "++cc".

 

The only real difference is that "cc++" returns the old value of cc, whereas "++cc" returns the incremented value.

 

And example:

int i = 5;
System.out.println(++i); // increment i, then print value (6)
// the variable i now equals 6
System.out.println(i++); // prints out value (6), then increments
//the variable i now equals 7