INC
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɪŋk// inc
v. to increase a value by a specific amount, usually by one. You see this often when talking about counting or computer code.
v. to increase a numerical value by a fixed increment, typically one. Often used in technical or mathematical contexts to describe a step-wise progression.
The counter will inc by one each time you click.
In this loop, we need to inc the variable so the program knows how many items it has processed.
The system is designed to inc the user's score automatically upon the successful completion of each level, ensuring that the progress is tracked in real time.
Usage
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; frequently used as shorthand in programming and technical documentation.