Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / rohit pachouli
java is not pure object oriented language because there are
some resons.........
1.it uses primitive data types whic are not object.
2. Java uses static keyword. when we use static keyword
that there is no need of object
3. Not use of mutltiple inheritnce.
4.main reson is in object oriented everything is done in
class but java in case of interfaces and other programs
programming is done out of class.
so java is not pure object oriented
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