why Java is not purely object oriented?

Answer Posted / shanu zabeen

java is not purely Object Oriented bcoz java is both
compiled and interpreted.
as we knoe c is a compiled language(structured language
,procedural language)
where as java is compiled and interpreted.
therefore we can say that java is object oriented but not
purely object oriented.

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