Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / hitesh singh
It is true Java is not purely object-oriented programmig
language because everything is not
in an object. e.g: Java allows you to declare variables of
primitive types i.e int, float, boolean, etc. that aren't
objects. And Java has static keyword which allow user to
create static methods and variables, which are independent
and separate from objects.we cannot implement multiple
inheritance in java using classes and if we want to perform
multiple inheritance in java program so that we have to go
for inferface scenario.In java, there is only way to
implement mutiple inheritance in java.
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