polymorphism

[vishnu hiranamayee]

Hi all ,
please let me know the difference between "+=" and "=+" and which one is the best one to go for.




Thanks in advance
Vishnu

[Petrus Pelser]

Hi

If you use '+=', you can concatenate strings or accumulate a total.

If you use '=+' it has the same effect as '='. The '+' is then evaluated on its own.

There is no '=+' op.

[vishnu hiranamayee]

If you use '=+' it has the same effect as '='. The '+' is then evaluated on its own.

There is no '=+' op.


i did't get what u were trying to explain

[Petrus Pelser]

There is no '=+' operator in java. In an expression, the right-hand side is evaluated first. Thus if you have an expression:
ans =+ 5;
then it is the same as:
ans =(+ 5);
which is:
ans = 5;

If you have an expression:
ans += 5;
then it is the same as:
ans = ans + 5;

Hope this is clearer.

[vishnu hiranamayee]

Hi Petrus Pelser,


thanks for ur reply .
so =+ and += are no way related to polymorphism?
correct?

Regards ,
Vishnu.

[Pran Pal]

No, they are not related to polymorphism.