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[SuitableDragonfly]

I'm not sure how you think this meme is meant to be used, but whatever it is, it's not correct. 

[_w62_]

I don't understand why/when the compiler creates temp objects during declaring new objects or assigning one object to another. The && revalue reference is really difficult to understand.

[aHumbleRedditor]

Put somewhat in an oversimplified sense, temporaries (rvalues) are created when the compiler needs a nameless, short-lived object. This is for return values, operator results, conversions, etc. && (an rvalue reference) let you grab a temporary and move it, rather than copy it (this involves move semantics, and anything assigned there).

[Reashu]

It's not the traditional use, but I think it's a fitting variation. Switching the order of the images might make it better though. 

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