I'd like to explain how the compiler can figure out during compilation when to move objects instead of copying them.
Like many subtle ideas, the idea of moving data in C++ is built on a simple concept.
We must generally assume that adding elements to a vector will invalidate every reference, pointer, or iterator that refers to a vector element.
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