Here's my code, why if there is change in the other variables, am I not just changing the row by the variable value? what reason for the others to change?
int a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, valor = 0;
valor = a;
printf("%d\n" , valor);
valor = b++;
printf("%d\n", valor);
valor = ++c;
printf("%d\n", valor);
valor += b;
printf("%d\n", valor);
valor *= c;
printf("%d\n", valor);
When doing b ++ or ++ b you are tweaking the variable b
It is different than making value + = b, in this case only the variable "value"
Case 1:
valor = a; assign a to variable valor ;
Case 2:
valor = b++; is the same as the following sequence:
valor = b;
b = b + 1;
Case 3:
valor = ++c; is the same as the following sequence:
c = c + 1;
valor = c;
Case 4:
valor += b; is the same as the following sequence:
valor = valor + b;
Case 5:
valor *= c; is the same as the following sequence:
valor = valor * c;