What is anonymous object in c++?
Answer / Aditya Narayan
An Anonymous Object, also known as a nameless object or unnamed object, is an object that is declared without a name. They are often used as function arguments or to initialize other objects.nExample: "container<decltype(std::declval<int>() + std::declval<double>())> c = {42.0, 3.14};"
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