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Temporary Variables: Temporaries Are Not Necessarily Evil
In earlier articles, we learned about the problems the passing of objects by value can cause in C++. Returning objects by value, on the other hand, is not necessarily evil. Jun Nakamura explains the finer points.
Read the full article here: Temporary Variables: Temporaries Are Not Necessarily Evil For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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