y = (x++) ++;

I'm guessing that'll increment x twice

No, using a postincrement yields an rvalue that cannot be incremented

Oh! okay

Or how should 5++ be evaluated?

No, using a postincrement yields an rvalue that cannot be incremented

So (++x)++?

Or how should 5++ be evaluated?

well. 6

well. 6

Also this imo

Hey

Hey

Hi

Sup

I'm a beginner

well. 6

So the next time you write 5 it needs to be 6 - probably not

what?

Actually I agree with olli, because it's post-increment

I am learning c and I'm able to create programs as a newbie

So the next time you write 5 it needs to be 6 - probably not

Ohhhh!!

I see

So it'll do it first then increment the value

So now should i learn c++?

don't learn C

So (++x)++?

++ ++x is perfectly fine

Why

So now should i learn c++?

Yeah it's better than C in basically every way

Check tiobe site, c has ranking of 2

After java

Check tiobe site, c has ranking of 2

What is that?

I like websites that don't cite sources

After java

Nothing can be after Java

-_-

Wait a min

Except PHP maybe

Check this

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

Check tiobe site, c has ranking of 2

Go ahead and learn C if you want to, you get a great understanding of how things work. It is still widely used

Go ahead and learn C if you want to, you get a great understanding of how things work. It is still widely used

Agreed, thanks

That's why I would use pre increment in for loops, it does not hurt you but might elide an unnecessary copy

Check tiobe site, c has ranking of 2

Is c the first language you're learning?

No

I have some knowledge of java

I like how they mention what they don't compare, but then don't actually mention what they compare

I don't think even they know

I like how they mention what they don't compare, but then don't actually mention what they compare

they DO mention that

^

but its too vague to REALLY be relevant

they DO mention that

They mention the sources

Yup

I have some knowledge of java

Make java your primary language and learn c by the side

But you can't really find out what exactly they're comparing by just knowing the sources

Make java your primary language and learn c by the side

Why?

Make java your primary language and learn c by the side

you can't do webdev in C though

but you can in C++

you can't do webdev in C though

you can

Make java your primary language and learn c by the side

Yeah but learning java gonna take too much time and I've decided to learn ui design

a friend of mine even made a whole http protocol only using C

Why?

C has a steep learning curve and is boring af

C has a steep learning curve and is boring af

C is interesting :/

anything you can do in C++ you can fundamentally do in C it just may look like ugly code

Everything you can do using C++, there is a way in C to have the same result

Yes^

Everything you can do using C++, there is a way in C to have the same result

I'd put that the other way around tbh

I'd put that the other way around tbh

Which result can you achieve with C++ that C cannot?

you can

yea, you can

but you can'T use webcpp

C is interesting :/

Wew you're the first guy I've met who thinks so 😅

its one of the best libraries i've seen so far

but you can'T use webcpp

you do not need to

you do not need to

but it makes stuff SO easy

you can't do webdev in C though

You can xD

you only need socket to do web dev

Wew you're the first guy I've met who thinks so 😅

It's not boring for me atleast ;)

Which result can you achieve with C++ that C cannot?

Which can you achieve with C that you can't with C++?

It's not boring for me atleast ;)

Great then

but it makes stuff SO easy

then use a higher level language like haskell

that makes it even easier

but you can'T use webcpp

There's barely a reason to use it in production and the development process is hard. Using a WebDev workflow you do not need to recompile the whole thing to see a change

then use a higher level language like haskell

Use scratch

Which can you achieve with C that you can't with C++?

nothing really

What's haskell?

nothing really

Exactly