java is pure object oriented or not?
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Answer / vish
Yes, Java is completely object oriented...! OOPS principle says that data should control the code that in java happens, while in procedural languages code control the data.
Even the primitive datatypes in java like int are represented in object, see wrapper classes.
Finally its follow, all OOPS principal, like Encapsulation, Polymorphism and Inheritance.
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Answer / anjireddy
Yes, Java is completely object oriented..
Because data should control the code...
Finally all oops principal, Like Encapsulation, polymorphism, Data Abstraction and Inheritance
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Answer / nithi
Java is not pure object oriented language.It have primitive data types. the pure object oriented language is the one which uses all the concepts of oops and use objects.but in the other case when the java uses wrapper classes for primitive data types, it will use everything as class and objects and become pure object oriented language..
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Answer / pks
java is not an pure oops language, because it support primitive data type. such as int, byte,long..
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