* Vs ++ precedence in C

Question

I am not able to understand the output of the following C code :

#include
main()
{
   char * something = \"something\";
   printf(\"%c\", *someth         


        

Answer 1

always use the clockwise rule clockwise rule

printf("%c\n", *something++);

according to the rule you will first encounter * so get the value then ++ means increment

in the 3rd case printf("%c\n", *something++);

so according to the image increment the value ++ and then get the value *