<ul><li>Rvalue reference in C++ is a reference that binds only to temporary objects and is declared with double ampersands (&&).</li><li>Using move in C++ involves transferring resources instead of copying, reducing overhead by avoiding unnecessary memory allocations and copies.</li><li>The move process nullifies the original object's pointer to prevent access to the moved resource, resembling a shallow copy but with a crucial difference.</li><li>Move constructors in C++11 help transfer resources efficiently, avoiding issues like double deletion associated with shallow copying.</li></ul>

Move Semantics in C++

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