The language C, (and its derivatives) allow for a simple integer variable to be incremented in four (4) different ways count++ //post incr ++count // pre incr. Each of these uses a different operator that when used here will increment count by 1. Both increment count by one; however they may cause different outcomes: For each C code segment give the final values of count and v1. int int count=5; int vi; count=5; vi; int v1 = count++; v1 = ++count; the value of count is now the value of count is now _- the value of v1 is now the value of v1 is now Note: you may have to look up C pre/post increment