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is java purely oop Language?

Answer Posted / p.naveenreddy

ya ofcourse java is a pure objected oriented programing
language because any language which is supporting and
satisfying encapsulation polymorphism and inheritance we can
say that that language is a object oriented programing lanugage

1. eventhough it is supporting primitive data types they
are declared inside the class only hence outside the class
they are not available so it is satisfying encapsulatiopn to
maximum extent

2.directly we can say it is satisfying polymorphism

3.in java multiple inheritance is avoided but it is
supporting and satisfying major part of the inheritance
concepts

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