What is the difference between I ++ and ++ I in java?
Answer / Ajay Kumar Verma
In Java, `i++` increments the value of `i` after the expression is evaluated, while `++i` increments the value of `i` before the expression is evaluated. The order of operation matters when using these operators.
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