Can someone please tell me why the C compiler outputs an error while using a Compound Assignment and a Prefix Dec/Inc together ? [ but C++ does not ]
int myVar = 5;
(--myVar) -= 4;
// C : error C2106: '-=' : left operand must be l-value
// C++: myVar=0;
I know what the error says ...
But, I can't understand why a C compiler can't recognize myVar as a l-value but C++ does?!
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