Unary postfix increment and decrement operators have more preceedence than relational operators according to precedence table, so why in a expression like this (x++ >=10) the relational operator evaluated first and then the variable is incremented?
Unary postfix increment and decrement operators have more preceedence than relational operators according to precedence table, so why in a expression like this (x++ >=10) the relational operator evaluated first and then the variable is incremented?