Effective Modern c++ 17. the rules govering the special member functions

The C++11 rules govering the special member funcions are thus:

Default constructor: Same rules as c++98. Generated only if the class contains no user-declared constructors.

Destructor: Essentially same rules as C++98; sole difference is that destrctors are noexcept by default. As in C++98, virtual only if a base class
destructor is virtual.

Copy constructor: Same runtime behavior as C++98: memberwise copy construction of non-static data members. Generated only if the class lacks a user-declared copy constructor. Deleted if the class declares a move operation. Generation of this funcion in a class with a user-declared copy assignment operator is deprecated.

Copy assignment operator: Same runtime behavior as C++98: memberwise copy assignment of non-static data members. Generated only if the class lacks a user-declared copy constructor. Deleted if the class declares a move operation. Generation of this funcion in a class with a user-declared copy assignment operator is deprecated.

Move constructor and move assignment operator: Each performs memberwise moving of non-static data members. Generated only if the class contains no user-declared copy operations, move operaions, or destructor.