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Is java is a fully object object oriented language?

Answer Posted / kailash karki

let me explain u all.
java is 100% oops. dont look at primitives cause java also created wrapper classes like Integer, Float etc. wrapper class is only created to remove this ambiguity. otherwise u tell me where u'l use Wrapper classes.
Integer a=new Integer(1);
Integer b=new Integer(2);
int c= a+b;
run and see, the a and b are two object and can be added without any error. cause internally all r treated as a object.(unboxing) . so no issue, java is purely 100% OOP

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