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out of curiosity:



I get out 0, but then again i have no idea how that work at all.
Next:

gives me 1.

I would expect 1 in first case.

as it looks now:

would give same thing at start, but the code is different.



Any thought about that ?
 
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If I am understanding your question correctly, the first call to out.Print gives 0 because you have used the postfix increment operator - the value of c is printed, then incremented.

If you want to see 1 in the first call you need to use the prefix increment operator (++c). Then the value is incremented prior to printing.
 
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+1 for the subject.
 
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To summarize it with code:

 
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