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Is JAVA a pure object oriented language?
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Hey, guys! I want to share, what I just read. Java is not purely object oriented because there are primitive data types like int, float etc which are not objects. . However, you can wrap them into objects using the concept of wrapper classes.
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Java is not a pure Object oriented language, but so called a "Hybrid" language.
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at least two reasons, no multiple inheritance using classes and primitive data types.
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No Java is 99% Object Oriented Programming and Remaining 1% is Used by Primitive data types ,Arithmetic,Logical,Bit wise operator .
Primitive data types : boolean, char, short, int, long, float, doubleArithmetic & Logical & bit wise: + or - or * or /or && or ||
So by that reason we can say java is 99% Oops based and reaming 1% by the primitive data types logical or arithmetic etc.
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Define pure. You can run a few preprocessors on top of it
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yes, Java is a pure Objected oriented programming language.
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yes java is purely object oriented language.
There are other languages which are object based like c++ and procedure oriented languages such as c.
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as java uses primitive datatypes, it can't be a purely object oriented language
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Yes, it is, because you cannot write a program without creating a class.