Why is this expression:
int value = 0
if(++value == ++value) true?
Shouldn't that be equal to if(1 == 2) ? What is it equal to?
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In c the value of the expression ++value == ++value is undefined. Technically, this is due to == not being a sequencing point..
Informally, this means that you don't know the order that evaluation of ++ and == will occur.
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