I don’t understand...

Question

What does this mean??
Var c = 12
C++ =14

Like this...

Answer 1

your sample will produce an error,you cannot assign a value to an incrementing variable

Answer 2

In the first line, it declares a variable c which holds the value 12. This results in it being an int as 12 is a whole number with no decimal points.

The second line will result in an error as you cannot set a value to an incremented variable, it just doesn't work out. Assuming that the line was without an assignment operator (=), then c would then be equal to 13 as the post increment operator (variable++), increments the value of the variable by one.

Hope this helped!

Answer 3

It doesn't seem to mean something... The second line is an error btw