C ++中+ =和= +之间的区别
在用C ++编程时，我经常混淆"+ ="和"= +"，前者实际上是我的意思. Visual Studio似乎接受两者，但是它们的行为有所不同，并且是我很多bug的来源.我知道a + = b在语义上等同于a = a + b，但是"= +"的作用是什么?
While programming in C++, I often confuse both "+=" and "=+", the former being the operator I actually mean. Visual Studio seems to accept both, yet they behave differently and is a source for a lot of my bugs. I know that a += b is semantically equivalent to a = a+b, but what does "=+" do?
=+确实是= +(赋值和一元+运算符).
=+ is really = + (assignment and the unary + operators).
为了帮助您记住+=，请记住它先进行加法运算，然后进行赋值运算.当然，这取决于实际的实现，但是应该用于原语.
In order to help you remember +=, remember that it does addition first, then assignment. Of course that depends on the actual implementation, but it should be for the primitives.