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... operator is placed before a simple data typevariable. For example:++a //a=a+1In the postfix case, the increment or decrement operator is placed after a simple data typevariable. For example:a //a=a-1These ... simple data type variable byplus one for an increment and minus one for a decrement. The prefix operator incrementsor decrements the simple data type variable before the expression in which it appears ... string, the other is implicitly converted toits string representation method before the concatenation is performed. For non-string 86 Chapter 5: Operators, Assignments, and Expressions■5.2.2...
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