#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
main()
{
int i=5;
printf("%d",--i - ++i);//give output=0
printf("%d",++i + ++i);//give output=14
printf("%d",i++ + ++i);// give output=12
printf("%d",--i + ++i);// give output=10
printf("%d",i+++++i); // error : invalid lvalue in increment /* in this case tell me how parsing of expression i+++++i ...
One very annoying thing with strict MVC is that you can make the smallest processing in template. While it's usually a good practice, in this case it gets in the way:
I make a for loop on a queryset of a lot of objects and display some attributes;
Attributes are properties, making heavy processing (I don't want to trigger them twice).
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Difference between i++ and ++i in a loop?
Is there a difference between i++ and ++i ?
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This is a question about incrementing one value of a MATLAB array multiple times in the same statement, without having to use a for loop.
I set my array as:
>> A = [10 20 30];
And then run:
>> A([1, 1]) = A([1, 1]) + [20 3]
A =
13 20 30
Clearly the 20 is ignored. However, i would like it to be included, so that:
>> A ...
I am working on a project right now that has a solr index of counts and ids. I am currently researching if it is possible to increment/decrement on solr directly, instead of having to retrieve the data, increment it with PHP, and then reinsert it into solr.
I have spent an hour googling variations of this to no avail. Any information wo...
In a single-threaded application I use code like this:
Interface
function GetNextUID : integer;
Implementation
function GetNextUID : integer;
const
cUID : integer = 0;
begin
inc( cUID );
result := cUID;
end;
This could of course be implemented as a singleton object, etc. - I'm just giving the simp...