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Is there exception to rule that if address can be find out using & it's lvalue?

score 94 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-07 12:37:52

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Is there exception to rule that if address can be find out using & it's lvalue?

Example of a non-const lvalue reference

What is the difference between `a =` and `= a`?

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What happens to a reference variable when its reference 'dies'?

Memory location of string and int objects or lvalues/rvalues

Need Meyers Effective C++ Widget rvalue example explanation

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