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2. Lambda Expressions
FEW UNIQUE C++
TOPICS
Question: What are lambda expressions in C++
and how are they used?
Answer: Lambda expressions are anonymous
functions that can be defined inline. They're
especially useful for one-time or small, local
operations where creating a separate function
would be unnecessary.

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FOR EXAMPLE:
auto sum = [](int a, int b) { return a + b; }; int
result = sum(5, 3); // result = 8

4. MOVE
SEMANTICS AND
STD::MOVE
Question: Can you explain move semantics and how std::move works?
Answer: Move semantics optimize the transfer of resources (like memory
ownership) from one object to another, without unnecessary copying.
std::move is used to indicate that you want to move an object's resources
instead of copying them:
std::string source = "Hello, World!"; std::string target = std::move(source); //
Moves content, 'source' is now in a valid but unspecified state

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