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Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / balaram(rocker ram)
Java language is not not purely object oriented
language..Because of it consist the "primitive data
types".If any language containing the primitive data types
means then it obviously not Pure Object Oriented.But Every
"Java Application" is Definitely Pure Object Oriented....
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