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is java purely oop Language?

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / ashutosh yadav

Java is pure OOP becoz it provides all the properties of OOP languagelike inheritance, polymorphism etc.
)As far as Non Availability of Multiple Inheritance is concerned Java provides that feature too with "Interface".
(2)although java supports Primitive data types but to make it pure OOP language it now provides Wrapper classes like Integer, Float, Double as Object implementation of Primitive data types.

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / sudipta mandal

Java is not pure OOPL because, programing language uses
only 1. Class 2. Object, those we can called as pure OOP.
If any language uses other features(Abstraction,
Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism) of OOP then
that language is not Pure OOP.
Another point is Pure OOP language can not use
primitive data types whereas java uses. That is why java is
not pure OOP language.

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / sridar

yes its a pure oops concepts...instead of multiple
inheritance we r using interface concepts...so we can say
its a pure object oriented language..

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 8 No

is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / srinivas

java is not a pure oops language since it is using
primituive data types though it provides wrapper classes....

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / santhi

though it is a object oriented language, it doesn't support
few of oops like multiple inheritance.....

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / taher

Java is not purely Object Oriented Programming language
since it does not support the concept naming "Multiple
Inheritance".And other reason we can say is it still uses
data types like int,float,long etc.. with out creating objects.

These are the obvious reasons with which we can say it is
not "Purely Object Oriented Language" but "Strictly Object
Oriented Language" since it is supporting max of the concepts.

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / anandan

yes,because java consists of classes and interfaces within
a package.Also we can acess those methods only by objects.
sothat java is purely oop language.

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / anandan

yes,because java consists of classes and interfaces within
a package.so we can import the package and access the
members of that package

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / simranjit kaur

java is not purely oops based.because java cann`t suppport
multiple and multi level inheritance.
but java support
some oops aaplications like
encapsulation ,inheritance,abstraction.and polymorphism.

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is java purely oop Language? ..

Answer / uma

till java5.0 its not pure oop.java6.0 is pure oop bcoz it
uses only primitive data type

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 10 No

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