Why Java is not purely object oriented?
Answer Posted / ramakrishna y
Java is not purely object oriented becoz of 2 reasons.
1. Purely means every thing should be refferenced types
only.
But it contains primitive datatypes.
2. purely object oriented means every method should be
invoked with object only,main is there which can be invoked
using static keyword.
Regards,
Ramakrishna
J2EE Trainer
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