Is java is a fully object object oriented language?
Answer Posted / veens4444
No, Java is not fully object oriented language.
99.9% object oriented language,bcz:
if any language is fully OO lang,means everithing should be
in the form of classes and objects.but java supports
primitive datatype of variable(int,byte..) which are not in
the form of object.
what do you say???
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