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Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / abhijit sawant
I think java is not purely object oriented bcoz there are
some concepts which are not implemented in java like
multiple inheritance.
we can implement it by using the concept interface.
we cannot implement it directly so the java is not purely
object oriented.
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