Since this post exists, you might be fairly certain that there must be some difference between the increment operators (++ i and i ++) and decrement operators (i-and-i).
Apparently, Python doesn’t like to have multiple ways to do the same thing.
Alternatively, you can use:
count = 0 #Increment count += 1 #Decrement count -= 1
In the end, the operators ++ and–are just “shortcuts ” to + = 1 and-1 =.
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