Answer Posted / ajay
Java is not 100% pure OOP language because of:
1: Java doesn't support Multiple Inheritence directly.
2: We can call static methods and variables without
creating Object of class which is not supported by OOP.
3: Primitive data type which are not Object.
Those are the reasons why Java is not 100% pure language.
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