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I just saw some sample code that someone posted (here) that set an integer variable equal to ++1. I was shocked that the VB.NET compiler would accept that as valid syntax. For instance, this compiles:
Dim i As Integer = 0
i = ++1
i = ++1
Console.WriteLine(i) ' Outputs "1"
As best I can tell, it seems to ignore the pluses and just use the value that follows it. For instance:
Dim i As Integer = 0
i = ++10
Console.WriteLine(i) ' Outputs "10"
So my question is, why is that valid syntax? Is there some rule for the + operator that I'm totally unaware of. As far as I knew, that was invalid and ++ was not, itself, an operator in VB.NET.
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