Why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / gowrinath
java is purely object oriented language...as one of the
respondent was saying that java uses static key....though
it uses ststic key word its still object oriented...because
when ever we call static variable or static key word with
class reference the class object is loaded...in this way
java is pure object oriented language....
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