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p++ executes faster than p + 1 since
Answer: B
Correct answer: Single machine instruction required for p++
p++ maps to a single increment instruction that updates p in place, whereas p + 1 computes a new value that then has to be stored somewhere. The saving is historical, though: any modern optimising compiler generates identical code for p = p + 1 and p++.
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