JAVA is FULLY OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMING LANGUAGE?
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Answer / shobhit jain
Java is not completely object oriented language as it has
still got built in data types like int, float etc for which
we do not create objects.
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Answer / gganesh
Yes, the JAVA is the fully object oriented, bcoz in java we
can create object for main function also, bcoz main function
written in class
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Answer / umashankar mishra
yes..becoz every thing place in class including main()
and object is created by new operator
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