is java purely oop Language?

Answer Posted / sandeep kaur

java is an Object Oreiented Language..but it is not a pure
Object oriented Programming Language..because it does not
support all the features of OOP.
One Reason:
All the data types are not objects..but java support all
these Data Types.But in OOP Language everything should be
objects and methods.

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