In C# what is the difference between myInt++ and ++myInt?

Question

I\'m having a hard time understanding what the difference is between incrementing a variable in C# this way:

myInt++;

and

Answer 1

The pre-fix operator ++myInt is a way of reducing lines: increment the variable before passing it to someplace else. It's also a nice way to reduce readability, since it's uncommon.

MyMethod(++myInt); 

vs.

myInt++; 
MyMethod(myInt);

To me the second is a lot easier to read.