• A C++ technique that allows template functions to forward arguments to other functions while preserving their exact type characteristics, including whether they are lvalues or rvalues, const-qualified, or volatile-qualified. It uses universal references (T&&) combined with std::forward<T>() to maintain the original value category of arguments, enabling wrapper functions to pass parameters without any type degradation or unnecessary copies.

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