Answer Posted / rajashekar reddy
Yes, java is purely Object Oriented Language,
someone says that Java is partially OOL because datatypes are
declared without creating object But my question is without creating object how can we access these data types.
We can declare any data type within the method or within the class only and obviously every method is written inside the
class only.
Every class is an Blueprint of that particular object.
My conclusion is Java is purely Object Oriented Language.
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