ruby-rails
answered Sep 19 '21 00:00
++ is not allowed in Python.
in Python , you can use + sign to plus arithmetic operation.
so what if use ++ is in Python ?
x=1
x++
in use ++ operator in the Python , will give you error :
so above code give error like this below :
x++
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
so what is alternative of ++ in Python ?
1.
=+ is used to add given number
x=+y means x=x+y
x=1
x=+1
print(x)
it will print 2 in above code
2.
+ is used to add given number
x=x+y will add x and y and set sum of x and y to x
x=1
x=x+1
print(x)
it will print 2 in above code