Answer Posted / maninder kaur

java partially "ool" because it supports primitive data type also [ means not only class done all process . int,float also used to process so that say]

but yes, coz we have wrapper classes to make all primitives as objects, we can considered it as a pure object oriented language.

still, there are lots of conflicts about it.

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