Is Java Not a Pure OOP Language? | Java Interview Series

Have you ever wondered why Java is not considered a pure object-oriented programming language?🤔

In this video, we will explain why Java is not entirely object-oriented in nature. Java includes some non-object-oriented features, such as
1) Primitive Data Types: Unlike some languages, Java includes primitive data types like int, boolean, and more. These non-object types reveal a departure from the 'everything is an object' ideal of pure OOP.
2)Static Methods and Variables: Java accommodates static methods and variables that belong to the class itself rather than instances. This deviation from instance-based operations adds an interesting layer to the OOP discussion.
3) Procedural Features: While Java embraces OOP at its core, it still harbors some procedural programming features, blurring the lines between the two paradigms.

Therefore, Java is a popular programming language that is often referred to as an object-oriented programming (OOP) language. While Java does have some fundamental object-oriented features, it is not a pure object-oriented programming language.

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this insightful discussion about Java’s object-oriented features!💯

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