Increasment & Decreasment Operators

#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
  int x,y,z,a,b,c,e,f,g;
  x=1;
  y=3;
  x = y++;
  printf("#1- %d\n",x); /* in the example #1 the value of -x- will stay the same as -y- cause the increasment did not happened yet */

  a=1;
  b=3;
  c = ++b;
  printf("#2- %d\n",c); /* in the example #2 the value of -c- will increase, cause the value is already been added to the value of  -b- */


  f=9;
  g=10;
  e = f++ + ++g ; /*here we know that the increasment did not happened yet in the value of -f- (still 9),
                     but the increasment of the value of -g- is already increased(from 10 to 11) */
  printf("#3- %d\n",e);



  getchar();

    /* you can do the same thing with the Minus (--). The same thing will happened ex: --a and a--*/
};