java is puerly object oriented or not ?
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Answer / billuyadav208
No, Java Is Not Puerly Object Oriented Because it use
primitive data types and hence is not a pure object oriented
language.
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Answer / narsimharaju
-->If we compared with previous programming languages then it is purely object oriented..
-->java it self it not a purely object oriented because the java using primitive data types..
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Answer / jitendra kumar
no ,java is not pure object orinted language,because in
java,data type is not object orinted
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Answer / sathiya
java is not purely object oriented, since it has primitive
data types.
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Answer / vivek
Java is not purely object oriented, because it is doesn't supports multiple inheritance.
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