The pre and post increment operators in C++ are two different operators, so if you overload them you could make i++ and ++i do completely different things - assuming you hated the person who would have to maintain your code.
⇧
The pre and post increment operators in C++ are two different operators, so if you overload them you could make i++ and ++i do completely different things - assuming you hated the person who would have to maintain your code.