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'''Increment''' or '''incremental''' may refer to:
An '''increment''' is an increase of some amount, either fixed or variable. For example one's [[salary]] may have a fixed annual increment or one based on a percentage of its current value. A decrease is called a '''[[wikt:decrement|decrement]]'''.
*[[Incrementalism]], a theory (also used in politics as a synonym for [[gradualism]])

*[[Increment and decrement operators]], the operators <code>++</code> and <code>--</code> in computer programming
''Increment'' or ''incremental'' may also refer to:
*[[Incremental computing]]

*[[Incremental backup]], which contain only that portion that has changed since the preceding [[backup]] copy.
* [[gradualism|Gradual]] [[change]], as opposed to massive, instant change
*Increment, [[Glossary of chess#Increment|chess term]] for additional time a chess player receives on each move
* [[Incrementalism]], a theory
* [[Incremental innovation]]
*[[Incremental game]]s
*[[Rounding#Rounding to a specified multiple|Increment in rounding]]
* [[Incremental health risk]], in environmental remediation
* [[Incremental dating]]
* [[Incremental reading]]
* [[Incremental sheet forming]]

==Computing==
* [[Increment operator]], the operator <code>++</code> in computer programming that increments a number by one (confer the [[decrement operator]] <code>--</code> that reduces the value of a number by one and the [[Lisp (programming language)|Lisp]] operators <code>1+</code> and <code>1-</code> that increment and decrement by one respectively<ref>[http://www.acadsolutions.biz/Tutorial_AutoLisp_1-02.htm]</ref>)
* [[Concatenation|Concatenation operator]] for lists in [[Haskell (programming language)|Haskell]]
<source lang="haskell">
["Wikipedia", "Wikimedia"] ++ ["Wiktionary", "Commons"] -- returns ["Wikipedia","Wikimedia","Wiktionary","Commons"]
</source>
* [[Incremental backup]]
* [[Incremental computing]]
* [[Incremental concept formation]]
* [[Incremental decision tree]]
* [[Incremental development]], in software development
** [[Incremental build model]]
** [[Incremental funding methodology]]
* [[Incremental compiler]]
* [[Incremental find]]
* [[Incremental gradient descent]]
* [[Incremental heuristic search]]
* [[Incremental persistence]]
* [[Incremental rendering]]

==Economics==
* [[Incremental capital-output ratio]]
* [[Incremental cost]]
* [[Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio]]
* [[Incremental operating margin]]
* [[Tax incremental financing]]

==Gaming==
* [[Glossary of chess#Increment|Increment]], in chess, refers to the additional time a player receives on each move
* [[Health (gaming)#Incremental health|Incremental health]], in video gaming


==See also==
==See also==
*{{look from|Incremental}}
* [[Decrement]]
*{{in title|Incremental}}

*[[1+1 (disambiguation)]]
==References==
*[[++ (disambiguation)]]
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