Re: Same code and different result, Why?

Tommy wrote:
In other words:

int x = 36; y = 20;
int t = x++ + y++;
x = t;

*SHOULD* yield the same results as:

int x = 36; y = 20;
x = x++ + y++;

I'd say the second one could as well be evaluated like this:

x = x + y;
++x;
++y;

Why should it be exactly as you say instead?

Uli

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