I never did understand that ‘++’ operator.
It increases one… (after comparing it or returning it if it’s after the value… otherwise before…)
Oh… so it’s just like
variable += 1
Yep…
Actually, it’s not…
The special thing about variable++ is that it increments the variable, but the expression itself returns the value of the variable before being incremented.
So:
int x = 56;
int x2 = 56;
int y = x++;
y (56) == x2 (56) (TRUE)
x (57) == x2 (56) (FALSE)
So, C++ would suggest that C is being improved, but C++ is just the same as C 
yea I got to that page, but as I do not have irc and did not intend to download it, I used the ‘click here’ link… to a dead page 
so the actual irc channel/server is still around, yea?
[whisper]Whoa, this is awesome. Guess I’m a bit late, though[/whisper]
How can you not know what ++ and – do? It’s possibly the most simple operator in C++. And many other languages, for that matter.
for (int x = 0;x<peopleWhoDontKnow;x++)
{
cout<<“Read a tutorial.”<<endl;
}
… Ok, so that’s C++, not C.
λ: I said the same thing really briefly and shortly (I’m not sure if you understood my brilliantly concise language):
