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Posted by admin on 25 Sep 2008 at 10:41 PM
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Why is java not fully objective oriented?

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Why is java not 100% pure oops?

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In the event of multiple correct answers, you should accept the answer of the first user who provided a complete and valid answer to your question.

Proposed answer by Brij_agraa on 19 Oct 2011 at 11:13 AM

Java is not a fully object oriented language because it does not support multiple inheritance directly.But it does so by using theconcept of interfaces.

A language is said to be fully object oriented if it supports classes,objects,inheritance and polymorphism.For example C++ supports full fledged feature of inheritance and all the types of inheritances(single,multilevel,multiple,hierarchical and multipath inheritances), and if we take the polymorphism C++supports static binding and operator overloading which come under static polymorphism where as Java does not support operator overloading.
We cannot say Java as an Object based language because it supports Inheritance and polymorphism to some extent. Where as in object based languages there are classes and objects but no inheritance and polymorphism.

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