by: Sergey |
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Hello!
Could anybody be kind enough to explain this concept?
Why C++ make two ops for prefix and postfix ++ operator?
As I guess, it is possible to implement both cases via sole
prefix...
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by: lovecreatesbeauty |
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Hello experts,
Why can this difference between prefix increment/decrement and
postfix increment/decrement reside in built-in operators for built-in
data types? Thanks.
// test.cpp
//
//...
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by: jrefactors |
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I heard people saying prefix increment is faster than postfix
incerement, but I don't know what's the difference. They both are
i = i+1.
i++
++i
Please advise. thanks!!
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by: Anoob |
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Can we consider () unary operator when calling a function, in exps eq.
f(), ( 1 + 2). But when we call function f( 10 ) it is a binary
operator. Even if we pass f( 10, 20) as we are using ,...
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by: shan |
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Hi to everybody,
I am begginer in C programming language.
My simple doubt is the difference between postfix & prefix unary
operator plus.
(i.e) i++ and ++i .
plz give me an example program...
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by: Xah Lee |
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The Concepts and Confusions of Prefix, Infix, Postfix and Fully
Functional Notations
Xah Lee, 2006-03-15
In LISP languages, they use a notation like “(+ 1 2)†to mean “1+2â€....
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by: subramanian100in |
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Consider
int i = 10;
Why do we say that ++i yields an Lvalue and i++ yields an Rvalue ?
I thought both these expressions yield only values.
I am unable to understand the difference
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by: swapnaoe |
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Hi,
In http://elearning.embnet.org/file.php/43/ctutorial/Postfix-and-prefix----and---.html I read about postfix and prefix unary operators.
It said " If the increment or decrement operator is...
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by: news.aioe.org |
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Is it possible to overload increment(++) and decrement(--) postfix and prefix
operators for primitive datatypes such as int, char, short, etc. in global scope
(vs as a class member function where...
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by: puzzlecracker |
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How can we implement operator ++ as postfix in prefix?
thanks
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Hello!
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