Is java is a fully object object oriented language?
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Java is not pure object oriented. Because in java there are some concepts of wrapper classes like Integer, Float, Long etc. We cannot create the objects of these classes so this is violating the concept of OOPS that in OOPS everything must be in the form of objects and classes.
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