Does std::list guarantee that items will never be moved to a different memory location? [duplicate]

Question

Is it guaranteed that once std::list or std::forward_list item is allocated, it will remain at the same memory location (address) until destroyed? Except, of course, for the list itself being copied.

Answer 1

If you look at the documentation for all the functions which don't destroy elements, (insert, emplace, push_back, etc...), you will see that they have a note that "no references are invalidated", which is equivalent to what you are asking (objects staying at the same memory location). So, yes.