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Java violates few objected oriented  concepts. Can you
explain in what way?
 Question Submitted By :: Maria
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  Re: Java violates few objected oriented concepts. Can you explain in what way?
Answer
# 1
Multiple Inheritence
even if it is supported through the interfaces
it's not possible through basic object oriented concepts
 
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  Re: Java violates few objected oriented concepts. Can you explain in what way?
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# 2
Java is not a pure object oriented language that's true
because when we use int,float,char we need not define any
class for that their is a class called raper classes which
are by default give this made the java to violates some
object oriented concept...
 
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Rohan
 
 
 
  Re: Java violates few objected oriented concepts. Can you explain in what way?
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# 3
There are only three language in the world which is
pure-object oriented 

a)effilmore

b)Small-Talk

c)Ruby

So therefore for pure object oriented programming there are
six concept

a)Encapsulation

b)Polymorphism

c)Inheritance

d)Abstraction
//These two e) and f) are not supported by java and hence
java is not //pure object programming language-----it is
only true //object oriented programming language.....
e)There should not be primitive

f)And there should not be any boudation on classes.

Thanks and Regards
Anjani Kumar Jha
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