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I know that from C/C++, autoincrement operator has a different meaning depending on where it is applied (eg: integer = i++ vs. integer = ++i).
In Java do the following two statements mean the same thing?
int i = 1
driverVO.setUid(String.valueOf(i++)); //1?
driverVO.setUid(String.valueOf(++i)); //2?
In the first example, i will be incremented AFTER the rest of the statement.
In the second example, i will be incremented BEFORE it.