Why Java is not purely object oriented?
Answer Posted / babu
java is not pure object oriented language because of two main
reasons,
1. java uses primitive data type. means every thing in java
is not the object and classes.
2. it supports static variables that are not the part of
classes and object.
these are two main reason that's why java is not pure
object oriented languge.
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