Expression C=i++ causes - C++ MCQs

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Q. Expression C=i++ causes

(A) Value of i assigned to C and then i incremented by 1
(B) to be incremented by 1 and then value of i assigned to C
(C) Value of i assigned to C
(D) i to be incremented by 1

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