Why preincrement operator is faster than postincrement?
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Answer Posted / ranjeet garodia
Pre increment operator is use the concept of value by
reference that means it increment the actual object.
While post increment use call by value concept that is it
create the local object, operate on that, then it will
increment actual object, so takes time to create local
object
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