Answer Posted / aruna
JAVA is not 100% Object Oriented as we can use primitive
datat types like int ,float in java also.we have to wrap
them into as Objet as the JVM can not treate them as
objects.In JAVA1.5 we no need to wrap them as Objects
because 1.5 provides auto wrapping up of primitive data
types.
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