Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / ritu bansal
No, java is a pure object oriented language because it
supports all the features of an object oriented programming
no doubt some features are there that says that it is not
object oriented programming, but still
e.g. java primittive data types are not objects but still
wrapper classes are used using which we can declare an
object of those data types. hence java is a pure object
oriented language
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