Why pure virtual functions are used if they don't have implementation / When does a pure virtual function become useful?
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A pure virtual function makes it so the base class can not be instantiated, and the derived classes are forced to define these functions before they can be instantiated. This helps ensure the derived classes do not forget to redefine functions that the base class was expecting them to.
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