Is java a fully object oriented programming or not? if not why?

no, Java is not, as it allows to import packages which are not part of program

as import test.*;

No,Because it has data types like int,float,double,char etc. whose objects can't be created unless used in a wrapper class like Integer or Float

Java is not Fully Object Oriented langauge b'caz of it has Primitive Datatypes like float, int, char etc.

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vinod arya

 Exactly I did not get you by import test.*;

How its related to Object Orientation

Will you expain me briefly.

Bymeans of theprimitive datatype, How do you tell that Java is not 100% OOPS language. Can you give the details.

As Java is not pure object oriented language coz,
static variables exists as it is not associated with any objects of the classes
it has only one copy of the value that is shared by all objects of a particular class

No. Java is not 100 % Pure OOP because of following three reasons:
1) It doesnot support Multiple inheritance.
2) It allows use of primitive data types which are not an objects.
3) It allows static methods to call without creating the instance.

This disobeys OOPs concepts
Java isnt 100% pure OOPS coz if it were then everything should be classes and objects, whereas java still has primitive data type which violates the above said statement...SmallTalk is the only 100% pure OOPS language

Java is not purely Object Oriented because it uses primitives.

yes. Java is fully object oriented programming language

According to you Java is not 100% pure object oriented programming because of the following three reasons:

1. it does not support multiple inheritance
2. it allows use of primitive data types which are not an object
3. It allows static methods to call without creating the instance

here is the explanation for the points you have mentioned reasoning why I do not agree with your explanation.

1. Java does not allow you to extend two or more classes in one class but you can use multiple inheritance by interface.

2. you can also use wrapper class. It's not a strong point to decide that the Java is not fully object oriented programming language.

3. I do not agree with the third point also you can use instance method, variables

to conclude, java is full OOP language, if you have any other reason which is specifies that Java is not 100% OOP then let me know.

Java is not Purely Object Oriented Programming because of its datatypes

No, Java is not purely object oriented programming because of its Datatypes

no,because it uses primitive datatypes like int ,char,float.....etc

java is fully object oriented. Even if java has primitive datatypes, these types are used inside a class and never outside of it. So, they are part of class. See the API specifications on the class: 'Class'.java specifies says that all the arrays and the primitive java types and the keyword void are also represented as objects of the class "class'.

Yes Java is fully object oriented programing wecan't write any Java program without using class and fundamental data types are the objects of predefiened class "Class" and they are used in inside the class, in Java there is no friend function concept so above reasons Java is fully object oriented programming.

java is not fully object oriented since we have primitive in java

Pradeep, Does java supports Switch/Case trype of branching? Is this an OOPS concept?

java does not support multiple parenting.

No java is not a fully object oriented lang becoz it doesnt allow to make all the things as a object just an example is if java will be fully object oriented then we need to write int i=10 in the form of an object so its not fully object oriented lang

Java is 100% object oriented one as we are using wrapper classes(in java) which converts primitive data type into derived objects

No,Because in Java we are useing Primitive data types. and Java does not supports multiple inheritance. inheritance is the one main concept of OOP.So we can say Java is 99.99% OOPL not 100% OOPL.

No. Because there is no multiple inheritance in java. Multiple inheritance is the one of the OOP concepts. so we cant say 100%.

Yes java is fully object oriented as it follows all the three OOP principles(Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism).
& yes it also supports multiple inheritance with the help of interfaces.

java is not pure object oriented language .because it is used by primitive data types
.

Java is fully object oriented. Even if Java has primitive datatypes, these types are used inside a class and never outside of it. So, they are part of class. See the API specifications on the class: Class.java specifies says that all the arrays and the primitive java types and the keyword void are also represented as objects of the class "class.

java is not pure object oriented programming language because it supports primitive data types not as objects

Java s a purely object oriented programming.. it converts the primitive data types into objects by using wrapper class..

Java Is not fully object oriented because it not support the multiple inheritance

It is depending on perspecive view of the programmer. If we consider the old languages like C, C++, Java is pure objective oriented language. But when we consider Java is alone, it is not a pure object oriented language.

Java is not a pure object oriented programming because it supports primitive data types.

Code
public class Prabakaran
{
public static void main(String praba[])
{
private int a=23;
private int b=24;
private int c=a+b;
System.out.println("the result is="+c);
}
}

I am a strong supporter that Java is a object oriented concept
because we cant develop a single program without class
and class is a basic entity of OOPS concept.

In order to support Programming language as an Object Oriented Programing Language ,following principles must be followed a)Encapsulation b)Abstraction c)Polymorphisum d)Inheritence following example says that Java Supports all the features mentioned above. class Demo extends Object { //Inheritence extends, class -->Encapsulation public static void main(String arg[]){ int x=10; System.out.print("the value of x is "); //polymorphisum sysout() for different method overloading System.out.println(x); //Abstraction } }

Code
class Demo extends Object {                                        //Inheritence extends, class -->Encapsulation
public static void main(String arg[]){       
int x=10;
System.out.print("the value of x is  ");                          //polymorphisum sysout() for different method overloading
System.out.println(x);                                                //Abstraction 
}
}

java is complete object oriented but not pure because of PUBLIC STATIC VOID MAIN(STRING ARGS[])
here main is method. to execute a method ew need object but here we are not creating object for main method.
we are using static key word to execute main method.

Java is not 100% fully object oriented programing language because of primitive datatypes.. Java supports primitive data types for variables.

Code
int,char,float,double....
 

Yes java is a fully object oriented programming language.., It supports almost all the major features from OO approach like inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, abstraction etc, But one bug about Java is seriously You have to stick to java once U start with it, I mean U cannot import functions/codes/libraries return in other programming languages.

Java is fully Oops language ..even though it is having primitive datatypes again it is having corresponding wrapper classes for each and every primitive datatype..