Continuing the coverage of C++ classes, this month I'll look at copy and move semantics. Consider the following code: T t1, t2; // objects t1 and t2 live in the stack t2 = t1; // t1 is copied to t2 ...

C++ can do that, but it also supports high-level features such as classes and object orientation, which allows programmers to create “objects” containing data and functions. The advantage of ...