Is java is a fully object object oriented language?
Answer Posted / mca parekh
No From My Point Of view I say That Java is Not Fully object Oriented Lang But It's Semi Object object Oriented Lang. Coz
It support Primitive Datatypes Which is not Objects...
And some of U Belive that it not support Operator Overloading that's why it's not OOP Lang. but It's not true coz..
It support Polymorphism by Function overloading but not through Operator Overloading coz through Operator overloading programmer can change the entire Meaning of the Operator so.... Java not Support Operator Overloading..
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