Answer Posted / 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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