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Answer Posted / rupali
no. java is not 100% pure OOPS.Bcz:
1). it does not support multiple inheritance and pointers
which are the concepts of oops.
2). it provides primitive datatypes which are not treated
as objects.
3). Bcz of static keyword.
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