Prefix & Postfix Increment Examples This code snippet demonstrates the difference between prefix and postfix increment operators in JavaScript.

Prefix Example let a = 10; ++a; console.log(a); // Output: 11 In the prefix example, ++a increments the value of a before it's used in the expression. So, the value of a becomes 11.

Postfix Example let b = 10; b++; console.log(b); // Output: 11 In the postfix example, b++ uses the current value of b in the expression, then increments b. So, the value of b becomes 11.

More Examples let x = 5; let y = ++x; console.log(x); // Output: 6 console.log(y); // Output: 6 In the prefix increment, ++x increments x first (to 6), then assigns the new value of x to y.

let m = 5; let n = m++; console.log(m); // Output: 6 console.log(n); // Output: 5 In the postfix increment, m++ assigns the current value of m to n (5), then increments m.

This README provides a brief explanation of prefix and postfix increment examples along with their outputs.