Why Java is not purely object oriented?
- 50 Answers
- 64847 Views
- Elitecore, Persistent, Reliance, Wipro, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / chandra sekhar
JAVA is
not a pure object-oriented language.
BUT ' Y
I KNOW SOMTHING
WHT IS THIS ?
ANS:-100% OOP 54 conditions apply
but java is only 34 conditions applyed ok
i read so meny reff
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What is a variable in java?
How does hashset work in java?
how we can use debug in myeclipse 6.0 in order solve the problems that exist in our program when there are 900 to 1000 pages in a web application
Give reasons supporting that string is immutable.
What is javac_g?
Name container classes in java programming?
What is an object in java?
What is class level lock ?
Does treeset allow null in java?
Explain runtime exceptions?
What are the principle concepts of oops?
Which graphs are functions?
How to instantiate static nested classes in java?
What's the base class in java from which all classes are derived?
What is module in oop?
