Why Java is not purely object oriented?
Answer Posted / rahul
Java is not a puerly object oriented language because
1) There is no concept called pass by reference in java
(primitive types are passed by value and objects references
are passed by value in java)
2) The concept of pointers is not used in java
3) we cannot implement multiple inheritance in java using
only classes and not an interface.
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