Is java is a fully object object oriented language?
Answer Posted / alok painuly
java is not a fully object oriented programmin language,
its a "Pure object oriented language". Because a fully OOPL
must follwo all the characteristics of Object Oriented like
abstraction,polymorphism,encapsulation,inheritance etc...
But java does not support "Inheritance" property fully.. it
does not support Multiple inheritance,even we have
substitute as implementing Interfaces which allow multiple
inheritance but ist pure not fully..
So JAVA is a "Pure Object Oriented PL"..
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