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"-->" is not an operator in the C language, it's just a way of writing the unary operator "--" and comparison operator ">" together without any whitespace betwe
by creativemonkeys 4y ago
"-->" is not an operator in the C language, it's just a way of writing the unary operator "--" and comparison operator ">" together without any whitespace between them, since whitespace is ignored by the lexer.
- creativemonkeys 4y agoHave any of you downvoters read the C grammar? There is no --> operator in C. I'll never understand some people.
- richbell 4y agoI didn't downvote you but I presume others did because the StackOverflow post I linked to essentially says the same thing.