recently I am very interested in this code
var y = 1;
var i =1;
var t = y+yPP+y+yPP;
i +=iPP+iPP+i;is a little confused about the above code. The pre-PP and unary addition in the operator priority are at the same level, but the post-PP priority is higher, and the addition + and assignment + = priority is the lowest. As a result, the above t runs one by one from left to back. I wonder if there is a + in which the code runs from left to right, and then when it encounters PP, it counts first, and then calculates +. The precedence of the js operator precedence PP is in the order from right to left, and the post PP is a PP. I don"t know what it means, and I forgot to point it out. I don"t know if I understand it right. I look forward to God"s advice or two. Thank you very much, a rookie who wants to learn from js.