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Unary operators take one argument. In LSL these arguments are normally integers.

Operator Type Meaning Return Value Effect
variable++ Arithmetic post-increment variable variable is set to variable + 1
++variable Arithmetic pre-increment variable + 1 variable is set to variable + 1
variable– Arithmetic post-decrement variable variable is set to variable – 1
–variable Arithmetic pre-decrement variable – 1 variable is set to variable – 1
!variable Logical Logical NOT 1 if variable is 0, otherwise 0 None
-variable Arithmetic Unary negation negative value of variable None
~variable Bitwise Bitwise NOT flips each bit of variable None

Examples:

integer x = 5;
llSay(0, (string)(x++));
//Says "5" and x is set to 6

 

integer x = 5;
llSay(0, (string)(++x));
//Says "6" and x is set to 6

Credit to: Lslwiki.net (not working) with changes made for brevity and clarity.