Not to be pedantic but Microsoft already coined a language called C#. How about keep the ++, just spin the C upside down. J++.
J++ already exists. And so is -90 degree rotation (U++). The only variation that left is ∩++. But I think that 🅱️++ is better. It is modern looking and with hint that language took step backward from original in order to be more simplistic.
No, postfix increment returns an rvalue, so it can’t be applied twice. (jk)
Ah of course. So name it instead C+=2
Looks like you could have (++C)++
If the idea is to remove old & deprecated features from C++ that would be (C++)—-
You can't do that because of the rvalue problem I mentioned above. Only (++C)-- and (--C)++ are allowed!