Why Java is not purely object oriented?
Answer Posted / kiran kumar maharana
Java is not purely object oriented language because following
1)primitive datatypes are not the object type
2)static concept is not the part of class & object
3)All user defined types are not objects
4) All operations are performed by sending messages to objects
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