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	`46`	`+### Increment and Decrement Operators`
	`47`	+- The increment and decrement operators can be applied after the variable (such as ```count++``` or ```count--``` ), creating what is called the postfix form of the operator.
	`48`	+- They can also be applied before the variable (such as ```++count``` or ```--count```), in what is called the prefix form.
	`49`	+- When used alone in a statement, the prefix and postfix forms are functionally equivalent. That is, it doesn’t matter if you write ```count++``` or ```++count```.
	`50`	`+- When the increment or decrement operator is used in a larger expression, it can yield different results depending on the form used.`
	`51`	+ - For example, if the variable count currently contains the value 15, the following statement assigns the value 15 to total and the value 16 to count: ```total = count++;```
	`52`	+ - the following statement assigns the value 16 to both total and count: ```total = ++count;```

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