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      <title>Issues to note when using BlueprintPure in UE5</title>
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      <description>When using a function in a blueprint, you need to connect the execution input pin of the function to the execution logic line to execute the function. However, there is a special function that has no execution pin. Such a function is named &amp;quot;pure function&amp;quot;. Pure functions are mainly a concept in blueprints. They can be provided in blueprints and C++, but there are still some precautions when using them.</description>
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