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Quote:

Originally Posted by LarzI Are you doing ++i just for user preference, or is it actually faster to do that instead of i++ ?

I highly doubt there is a speed difference, but if there was, the difference would be far beyond human comprehension.

but the differences in code however are as follows.

pawn Код:

main()
{
    new 
        a = 10, 
        b = 10;

    printf("A with pre-increment: %d", ++a);
    printf("A after pre-increment: %d", a);

    printf("B with post-increment: %d", b++);
    printf("B after post-increment: %d", b);    
}

prints out

Код:

[18:19:14] A with pre-increment: 11
[18:19:14] A after pre-increment: 11
[18:19:14] B with post-increment: 10
[18:19:14] B after post-increment: 11

++x is basically like adding 1 to the variable before executing the line
x++ is basically like adding 1 to the variable after executing the line