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Programming Throwdown, episode 40, Unity.

Take it away, Patrick.

So I'll start off with a little bit of a rant pre versus post increment so I got into a discussion with people at work and for a long time I have always just done

so the biggest example is in a four loop in the final variable change parameter the normal one

you do is an increment plus plus and so i do uh i plus plus or whatever so for i equals zero i is

less than 10 i plus plus that's just always done it this way this way and if I put an increment on a line by itself

I do the plus plus like it just reads more naturally to me like this variable you're taking the variable and you're incrementing it you're not

incrementing something that you're going to read later so and then of course if of course, if you put it in line with other stuff, I actually tend to try to

avoid that, like, in a statement because I actually find, like, I will do it occasionally,

but I find it to be a more cognitive load.

So I'd rather either have it be a post increment so that it just happens at the end and it's like

I put it on another line or do it on a separate line all by itself.

And so someone pointed out to me one of my code reviews that I was doing post increment

and that the quote unquote standard we were using was pre increment.

And I said, nah, uh, that's not true.

And so then I went through all over,

like I, you know, wrote a grep command to grep through all of our code. And sure enough,

except for just a couple small other cases from other people, every one of the team had been doing

pre-increment except me. And all the code checked in that was post-increment, every single one of

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