Answer Posted / swetcha

Although Java is object-oriented to a great extent, it is
not a pure object-oriented language. One of the reasons
Java is not purely object-oriented is that not everything
in it is an object. For example, Java allows you to declare
variables of primitive types (int, float, boolean, etc.)
that aren't objects. And Java has static fields and
methods, which are independent and separate from objects

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