What is the process to create increment and decrement stamen in c?
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"In C, there are two types of operators for incrementing and decrementing: pre-increment (++), post-increment (++), pre-decrement (--), and post-decrement (--). Pre-increment and pre-decrement operators increment or decrement the variable before using it in an expression, while post-increment and post-decrement operators do so after using it in an expression."n
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