Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / srikanth
sorry, the question is wrong
Java is purely Object Oriented Language.
Since, without classes and objects we can't write a
single program in java.
example of language which is not purely object oriented
language is C++.
since, in c++ we can write programs with out classes and
objects.
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