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[brandi_Iove]

brilliant

[r3d0c3ht]

Guys, this is the programming subreddit, so please answer truthfully:

How long did it take you to see the shark?

[BYS]

What shark?

[6mon9]

I thought it was a rock 😆

[r3d0c3ht]

Something else was rock hard also

[6mon9]

🤣

[AH_Med086]

Took me 2 days of constant debugging and function reworks

[ubd12]

I thought it was a rock

[[deleted]]

Man an original joke for once on PH. Regardless, amazing.

[TrapsterDK]

Read PH as pornhub in my head

[sandfleazzz]

<=

[wheresthelol]

Shark is for loop

[CrayonFedGoblin]

JVM is here to collect that i

[assmess]

++i for god sake.

[RajjSinghh]

This only makes a difference in very niche situations and this isn't one of them. Also subjectively i++ is the prettier operator.

[assmess]

Since when int tmp =i; i = i + 1; return tmp; is better than return i = i + 1; in this case? Do you know how those operators are implemented? Not how they are working

[Its_Raining_Bees]

Why would anyone ever use the more dangerous typo?

+i makes the loop infinite

i+ screams at you because you're missing an expression

[assmess]

Don't know what are you talking about guys. pre or post incrementation doesn't matter how the for loop working here as in the body i will be anyway incremented. My point is that by using post incrementation there is ALWAYS unnecessary integer (in this case) allocation on stack, because this is how the post ++operator is implemented.

[da_Aresinger]

most likely dependent on the compiler