In C++, an rvalue refers to a temporary object that is created during the evaluation of an expression. It is usually used as a value that can be moved or copied efficiently, as it does not have a persistent identity. Rvalues can be assigned to variables, used in function arguments, or returned by functions. They are typically used for optimizing performance and reducing unnecessary copies of objects.
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