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i++ first takes the value of i and then gives the increment----(POST INCREMENT OPERATOR) whereas ++i first gives the increment to the assigned i value---(PRE INCREMENT OPERATOR) example::: i=6 i++ takes i and then gives increment i.e.,i++=5 but the compiler stores the value as 6 which is not the displayed …
when i use a dynamic 2d char array using pointers, i dont get any errors but the program is not executed correctly... //Pro to enter and display strings using dynamic 2d char array. [code=c] #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> void main() { char **v; int s; cout<<"Enter size :: "; cin>>s; v=new char[s]; …
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