<ul><li>The C# increment operators, pre-increment (++i) and post-increment (i++), can have a subtle difference in behavior and performance.</li><li>Pre-increment (++i) increments the value first, and then uses the updated value in the expression.</li><li>Post-increment (i++) uses the current value in the expression, and then increments the value.</li><li>Understanding when to use each operator can help avoid unexpected bugs and improve code efficiency.</li></ul>

C# Pre vs. Post: The Subtle Difference Explained Simply!

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