Alright, here's the explanation from me, a semi-novice programmer.
Shortcode for the statement "1 + 1" is "1++";
1++ indexes the number by 1. So 1++ = 2, 2++ = 3, and so on. If it comes before the number, like "++1" then you index before a loop event, but that won't apply here.
+++ as an operator is nothing, as far as I can tell. It would likely return an error.
Following the pattern you provide, though. I see what you're doing. You index each digit by one. Interesting, but I just don't think it lines up enough.
Alright, here's the explanation from me, a semi-novice programmer.
Shortcode for the statement "1 + 1" is "1++";
1++ indexes the number by 1. So 1++ = 2, 2++ = 3, and so on. If it comes before the number, like "++1" then you index before a loop event, but that won't apply here.
+++ as an operator is nothing, as far as I can tell. It would likely return an error.
Following the pattern you provide, though. I see what you're doing. You index each digit by one. Interesting, but I just don't think it lines up enough.
+++ May not mean anything under normal operation but what about with quantum computation. I think quantum tech holds the key to Q.