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Line 1: AIn [[computing]], a '''pure virtual method''' is one which has a declaration (a signature), but no definition (implementation). This may be used where it does not make sense to provide a default implementation of a method. In C++, pure virtual methods only make sense (and is only legal) in an inheritance tree.

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