I just begin to learn C#,and before that,i have learnded C++.
I want to konw How to achieve the operator post-++(in C#).
I know in C++ ,for exp:
int a = 0;
int b = a++;

is the same as:
int a = 0;
int temp = a;
a += 1;
int b = temp;

In C#,post-++ has a lower priority than operator =，so how would the post-++ work?( Sorry for my poor English:-) )

My suppose is:
int a = 0;
int b = a;
a +=1;

if you want a value of 1 in a and a value of 0 in b then

in C# or C++

will both give the same results.

thanks,

I know they have a same result both in C++ and C#.

And it's just a example.
I want to know sth more detail:How the post-++ work in C#

Maybe i will know that after i read the chapter about function overload