i have small doubt.why the below code is printing value i=2.
int i=2;
i=i++;
System.out.println(i);
can someone please explain me what is happening in line no 2.
so there is no meaning here of doing ++ here?
Thanks
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Because first the assignment happens, then the increment applies.
Something like:
first i gets 2, then ++ operation happens, but results won’t be re-assigned to i, so i value will remain as 2.