C++ Decrement Operator Confusion

i = i - 1; i--; i == 1; for (int i = 10; i-->0;) { std::cout << i; }

Three men react to different interpretations of a C++ loop condition at a conference table. The joke is that “i-->0” visually resembles a post-decrement followed by a greater-than comparison, while the surrounding labels contrast decrementing, decrement syntax, and equality testing. It is used as a reaction to confusing or clever-looking programming code.

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