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Of course, in C, "C++" actually means "add 1 to C, and then use the old value". (After executing C=3; D=C++; the value of D is 3, not 4.)
by gjm11 13y ago
Of course, in C, "C++" actually means "add 1 to C, and then use the old value". (After executing C=3; D=C++; the value of D is 3, not 4.)
- Roboprog 13y agoYep, and I bet you've maintained that project as well: "//" comments, and that's about it.