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Originally Posted by teh_pwnerer795
HEy Quick Question
If i say..
static int i = 1;
i++;
Then it will increase by 1..... how do i increase by 2... or maybe 3... would it be?
static int i = 1;
i++2;
... maybe? lol i ono talk to me   |
You can use the ordinary mathematical operators in C. The syntax is:
name_of_var = [EXPRESSION]
You can string them together:
var1 = var2 = 3
sets both var1 and var2 to 3.
You can use +, -, *, divide, everything. Please note that with integers, divide just truncates. Also, there are a few little things C does. Like ++ adds one without the equals, -- subtracts without it. varname += n will add the value n to varname. same for -=, *=.
Also, you can use the symbol % for remainder in division, or for modular arithmetic. Like 7%3=1, 56%10=6, 39%17=5.
If you need any more help, ask me.
ari.allynfeuer@gmail.com
Ari.