So i came across this little incrementing method
since highschool and univeristy I am used to this kind of method
char[] NewArray = new char[5] //I forgot how to declare an array
string temp;
console.writeline("Enter 5 letters)
for (i=0; i<5;i++)
{
NewArray[i] = console.readline()
}
now based on this code
I declare an array of char with 5 "spaces", then I ouput a message to the console asking the user to enter 5 values
so i = 0, readline e.g. c
thus BEFORE the console.readline statment, i=0, then it continues through the for loop, then returns to the beginning of the loop, incrementing i = 1 BEFORE excecuting the console.readline again
how does this differ to "++i", what will the "++i" do in the for loop?
count++
is post increment where ++count
is pre increment. suppose you write count++
means value increase after execute this statement. but in case ++count
value will increase while executing this line.