Is java is a fully object object oriented language?
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Answer / veens4444
No, Java is not fully object oriented language.
99.9% object oriented language,bcz:
if any language is fully OO lang,means everithing should be
in the form of classes and objects.but java supports
primitive datatype of variable(int,byte..) which are not in
the form of object.
what do you say???
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Answer / sravanthi
java is not fully supported oops concepts.
be'z several features like ... multiple inheritence &
operator overloading ... are not supported by java.
even java contains non-object premitive datatypes..
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Answer / sanatan
Venns444 you are right but some other concepts are there
like we are declaring static members which has no
connection with the object .
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Answer / abhijith thette nagarajan
The definition of OOP is completely satisfied by JAVA...The
reason that we have wrapper classes for primitive datatype
is just to type cast from other objects to primitive
datatypes.But still wrapper classes do satisfy the OOPs
concept..
I don't see any reason that JAVA is not a pure OOP
My stand is with JAVA saying it is OOP and moreover as far
as it is satisfying the needs with all the concepts and
resources,no point in discussing wheather it is oop or not
thank you
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Answer / sanatan (orissa)
Please have a look, it may help you ........
There are some classes whose object can't be created.
Like 1) java.lang.Math
& 2) java.lang.System.
Because all the members are by default static.
So there is no need to create object of that classes.
Even there also no need of default constructor .
For which compiler doesn't create default constructor.
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Answer / debakanta(orissa)
java is not fully a object oriented language.because java is
not fully supported oops concepts.and every things in java
was not classes and objects.also operator overloading are
not supported by java.
thanks.
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Answer / srinivas
Srinivas: Lets put the discussion to an end ! Java is not
an OOP language because we cannot create an object of an
abstract class ! isis'nt it ! In this case it is violating
the concepts of OOPS ! Hence JAVA cannot be considered as
fuly object oriented language ! so....[:-p]
Srinivas ...+91998547895
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Answer / d.mahendhar reddy
no.because it supports primitive datatypes like int byte...
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