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Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid
reason.

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Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / mishal tripathi

No, it is not purely object oriented because of primitive
data types.

Is This Answer Correct ?    30 Yes 15 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / seshu godavarthi

java is not pure object oriented programming language,becoz
datatypes in java are not objects

Is This Answer Correct ?    20 Yes 12 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / vasavi

Java is pure object oriented because java will allow the
data representation inside the classes only.

Is This Answer Correct ?    18 Yes 10 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / shyam

yes java is object oriented because primitive data types are declaring inside class only

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 0 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / kumaresh

yes,java is pure object oriented language...

because all our codes are written within the class.

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 1 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / narender gusain

Yes, java is a pure object oriented language b'coz it contain wrapper class whose function is to use the primitive data type as an object.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 2 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / vino

yes,java is pure object oriented.because each main should
enclosed with one class.the class comes under the object
oriented concept only.

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Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / supriya

No,
1.Primitive data types are present
2.Multiple inheritance is not support which is OOPs concept.

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Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / siva parvathi

yes,yes,java is pure object oriented language...

because all our codes are written within the class.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 1 No

Is java pure object oriented or not? if yes, give the valid reason...

Answer / raamnaresh reddy.r

No,
Reason 1:- All predefined types are not Objects.
Example:- int a=10;
Reason 2:- All operations performed on objects are not
only through methods exposed at the objects but also we can
perform directly ., for example ., we can replace String
concatenate method concat() by '+'.,
Example:- String a="JAVA"+"notfullyOOL";

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