Is java a pure OOP ?

Question

java follows all the OOP concepts. Is it true that java is pure OOP ?

Answer 1

Yea...
Java is strictly an "object-oriented paradigm" programing language.
But, more than OOP, Java is "multi-paradigm", as it supports imperative, functional, and concurrent paradigms also.

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Answer 2

I think pure OOP means that everything is an object. But Java has primitive data types like int, double, float, etc. that are not objects. So I would say no, Java is not pure OOP

Answer 3

Java uses Primitive datatypes which are not objects and to be a pure OOP everything must be in objects. so I don't think java is pure OOP.

Answer 4

of course !

Answer 5

@x86asm Java has wrapper classes. So we can use Integer, Float etc. instead of int, float etc.

Answer 6

Not according to some definitions but Smalltalk for example is.

Answer 7

Java uses primitive data types and hence is not a pure object oriented language.