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> The ++ is called the increment operator.
> The -- is called the decrement operator.
>
> I don't see a burning need for these since they just add or subtract
> one from the variable.
I see them as helpful in speeding up the parsing. Less text = less
parsing (no?)
> There may be a use for *= and other compound operators, but still the
> long version of what these accomplish gets the job done.
But it looks ugly.
> Regarding the for() loop, I usually just use this as an incrementing
> loop anyhow which can be accomplished with the while loop by adding
> an incrementer at the end. ie:
Your code was interesting, I've never done that. But still, the for would
look neater, and is easier to write, at least for me.
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