Anti-C++ Hipsters

People who hate C++ are only doing so because it's hip and cool to hate on something that seems too complex at first glance. You want to be seen as cool and edgy, as someone who goes against the grain, when in reality you're just another annoying undergraduate that will probably have a hard time finding a job in the field.

C++ is not perfect, but no language is. Get over it.

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rvals are for all intents and purposes the same as what you call "values"

Incorrect. Often times an rvalue is a variable.

You don't seem to have a real clue as to what is going on. In your langauges like C and Java, the variable has a type with is immutable. That is, once you compile the code, the type of the variable, for the most part can't be changed. However, the value, which also has a type, can be changed.