Using pre- and postincrement : Arithmetic Operators « Operator « PHP






Using pre- and postincrement

 
<?php
$test=1;
echo "Preincrement: ".(++$test);
echo "<BR>";
echo "Value afterwords: ".$test;
echo "<BR>";
$test=1;
echo "Postincrement: ".($test++);
echo "<BR>";
echo "Value afterwords: ".$test;
?>
  
  








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