why is java not 100% oops?
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Answer / krishna kulkarni
Java included primitives types, In java we can't use
primitive types directly so we need to use wrapper classes
to convert primitive to object. So java is not purely object
oriented.
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Answer / priya
Primitive data types, such as int, char, boolean are not
Objects, which are used by Java. It is why Java is not
a "pure object oriented programming language".
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Answer / vishal
in java,we use pmimitive types values in class so we can not say that java is fully oop.
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Answer / manishsoni
"java is pure oriented programming language".
it is said in E_balagursawmi at first chapter ...
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Answer / dinesh
in java we dont use the multiple inhritence so it is not the
fully opps
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