java is fully object oriented languages or not? why?
Answer Posted / rozer willis
Java is not fully Object Oriented Programming
language.Because it uses Primitive data types and these are
not refer to any class.Thats why Java can't said to be a
fully object oriented programming language.Simula65 is the
only fully object oriented programming language.
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