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OOOO, yeah I found increment.

So i++ is a postfix position and it looks like

int k = i++;

is the same as

int k = i;
i = i + 1;

Okay I found out the first one is chars[] = "hello";

But for the second question I cannot find it in my notes :S.

I was thinking that i++ only works when it is on it's own, ex:

int i = -1;...

1. How do you declare a variable s containing the string hello?

My attempt:
char s = "hello";

2. Why is it that when the following code executes:

int i = -1;
int k = i++;

Visual Studios Express 2010
The one with C++ and C.

How do I set it to max? I probably will only use it for dire situations since we are not allowed these tools on tests; we have to write it out by hand.

LOL -_-

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Thanks Salem!

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