A pure virtual function is a function without its implementation in a base class.
e.g. virtual void f1() = 0;
A class containing a a pure virtual function is termed as an Abstract class. It is not possible to
create objects of an abstract class. A child class of an abstract class should implement the
pure virtual function declared in the parent class, otherwise, the child class also mes
abstract class.
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