There is a statement
INT i = 0;
i = i ;
What is the value of i?
Different results in C and Java. The result of C is 1. The result in Java is 0. It is probably caused by this different root cause due to the different ideas of C and Java. C is a process-oriented language, the meaning of operators is to add the target value after executing the current statement. Java is a pure object-oriented. All operators are treated as a function. The operators in Java and the overloaded operators in C are very similar.
Such as
Int Operation (INT & I)
{
INT TEMP = I;
i ;
Return Temp;
}
This makes the structure of the statement given by the beginning.
