why Java is not purely object oriented?
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Answer Posted / shashi pratap singh
java is nt purely object oriented,it is a pacakge-centric
language.In java we use primitive data type like int and
char in it and we can nt use multiple inheritence in
java.so it is nt purely object oriented.
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