Answer Posted / manikandan
Java is purely OOPL.primitives are simple datatypes in java
all the collections classes are uses wrapper class only not
a simple data types In all the applications we uses wrapper
class only not a primitives.we use primitives only for a
learning purpose and java supports native language that so
primitives still lives in java
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