C++备忘录064：Emplacement vs Insertion gist of "Effective Modern C++"

Where emplacement will almost certainly outperform insertion

1. The value being added is constructed into the container, not assigned
2. The argument type(s) being passed differ from the type held by the container
3. The container is unlikely to reject the new value as a duplicate

vs.emplace_back("xyzzy");	
// construct new vlaue at end of container
// don't pass the type in container
// don't use container rejecting duplicates

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