How is a SAP ABAP programmer different from a Java programmer?

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JAVA is a pure object-oriented programming language, ABAP on the other hand in its core is defined as a query-based language, which basically means it is possible to directly send and retrieve data from a database via the code.
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JAVA is a pure object-oriented programming language, ABAP on the other hand in its core is defined as a query-based language, which basically means it is possible to directly send and retrieve data from a database via the code.
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