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Could anyone explain these undefined behaviors (i = i++ + ++i , i = i++, etc…)
Undefined Behavior and Sequence Points (C++ FAQ entry)
In C and C++ how is the expression x+++++y parsed? As x++ ++ +y or as x++ + ++y ?
x+++++yis parsed asx ++ ++ + yand not asx ++ + ++ y. According to Maximal Munch principle “the tokenizer should keep reading characters from the source file until adding one more character causes the current token to stop making sense“x++ ++ +yshould not compile(In C and C++) because the post-increment operator++requires anlvalueas an argument and returns anrvalue.