Write a statement that uses the decrement operator, in prefix mode, to decrease the value of the variable time.
Write a statement that uses the increment operator, in postfix mode, to increase the value of the variable points.
(Please do this in C++)
--time; // prefix means we should place the operator before the operand
points++;// postfix means we should place the operator after the operand
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Checkpoint 4.6 Write a statement that uses the increment operator, in postfix mode, to increase the value of the variable points. Type your program submission here. Submit
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