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.
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