So, I expect this not to compile, and it doesn't:
// the two is inc'd, so reduces symbolically to println(int int) // which is a compile error System.out.println(1 ++ 2);
But this does:
System.out.println(1 + + 2); // returns three
What gives? Shouldn't it also not compile?
Also, this question is very hard to search for because of the operators..
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Java is interpreting the working 1 + + 2
as 1 plus positive 2. See the Unary operator section.
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