C [i] [i] = +1; Why not? Invited!

  Abstract: c [i] [i] = +1; Why not? Invited! 


  Import java.io. *; 
  Public class Test7 
  ( 
  Public static void main (String [] args) ( 

  BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (System.in)); 
  String str = ""; 
  Try ( 
  Str = br.readLine (); 
  ) 
  Catch (IOException ex) ( 
  System.out.println (ex); 
  ) 

  Char c = new char [] [str.length ()]; 
  C = str.toCharArray (); 
  For (int i = 0; i    ( 
  If (c [i] == 'z') 
  ( 
  System.out.println ( "a"); 
  ) 
  Else 
  ( 
  C [i] + = 1; 
  If //———- replaced c [i] [i] = +1 not to be ?—————- 
  ) 

  ) 
  String str2 = new String (c); 

  System.out.println (str2); 
  ) 
  ) 

  Why? Thank you 



  C [i] + = 1 and c [i] [i] = +1 
  Is a mean! 



  A quite different, 
  Should be c [i] = c [i] +1 bar, huh 





  In addition c [i] +1 type int is not explicit into char - 



  Why c [i] + = 1; 
  This right? This is not also an increase? 


  Yes, thank! 

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