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toji · 07-29-2000, 08:46 AM

int i=5,j;
j=i++ + ++i;
cout<
will display 12,7

Unary operators have precedence over + operator. Then,
why doesn't the assignment part of i++ (i.e. assigning
i+1 to i) take place before the addition?

Why
int i=5;
cout< shows 6,6 ?

'am lost!

07-29-2000, 08:46 AM	#3
toji Member (5 bit) Join Date: Jul 2000 Posts: 16	int i=5,j; j=i++ + ++i; cout< will display 12,7 Unary operators have precedence over + operator. Then, why doesn't the assignment part of i++ (i.e. assigning i+1 to i) take place before the addition? Why int i=5; cout< shows 6,6 ? 'am lost!