C++ Brain Teasers: Clarify use of "temporary" and "copy-assign" (page 4)

It is imprecise to say “initialize a temporary Degrees{2}, and then copy-assign it” here, since Degrees{2} is a prvalue.

In a new edition of the book, I should consider rewording it a bit. It could say “move-assign” instead of “copy-assign”, but it might be better to just say “assign” here. The expression is simply called an “assignment expression”, and whether a move or copy constructor is used is not really interesting for the question.

I should also consider rewording the bit about initializing a temporary, since no temporary will actually materialize here.