java is fullu object oriented or pure? why?
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Answer / deepak
Because the use of primitive data types in Java, it is not
qualified for Pure OOPL.
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Answer / dharmpal singh
Java uses primitive data types and Java is not a pure object oriented language.
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Answer / k.manivannan
java is not pure object oriented language.b'coz java supports premitive data types.java claims to be a ool but by it inclusion of basic types that are not object.it fails to meet forth quality.
a pure oopl supports these are all,
1.encapsulation and information hiding
2.polymorpism and dynamic binding
3.Inheritance
4.All premitive types are object
5.all operators perform by sending msg to object
6.all user-defefined types are object.
we doesnt considered forth point java is pure oopl
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Answer / saritha
java is not pure object oriented programming language.
it does not support multiple inheritance..
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Answer / pankaj
we work in java with the help of object and class so we can say that java is true object oriented language..not pure..pure means total work on object without class .
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Answer / amika
java is a pure object oriented language because in java all
programs are made by using objects.in java ,without creating
objects we can,t access any method..so java is a pure object
oriented.
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Answer / naveenchowdary.polangi
JAVA IS PURE OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WHY BECAUSE WITHOUT
CLASS THEY CANNOT BE IMPLIMENTED SO IT IS PURE OBJECT
ORIENTED PRIGRAMMING
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Answer / durgesh kumar mandal
Java is pure object oriented programing because we have need
creating object there is no any scope of procedural
programing and object but in c++ we can use both procedure
programming as well as object oriented programing
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