Mastering C++ Standard Library Features [Video] - Lvalues and Rvalues

This video tutorial covers the concepts of L values and R values in C++, explaining their properties and differences. It discusses how L values can appear on the left side of assignment operators and have addresses taken, while R values cannot. The tutorial also explores function overloading using L and R value references, highlighting how the compiler selects the appropriate overload based on the value category of the argument. Understanding these concepts is crucial for mastering move semantics and ownership transfer in C++.

Describe the role of the STD move function in C++.

What happens if you try to take the address of an R value?

What are the implications of binding R values to non-constant value references?

How can you overload functions based on value categories?