in java every thing is in the form of object

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Everything is object is java except primitive data types like int,long etc..thats the reason its not 100 % object oriented language..
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No, there are also some primitive types like int, char,byte, long etc..
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yes, except primitive data types
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And i want to add ..that java is not purely object oriented language as it uses primitive datatypes i.e int, float etc
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Yes. Everything will be in the form of Object.
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Java is not a pure object oriented language since there are primitive types that java stores directly in fields than in the heap space (commonplace for objects). But then there came autoboxing that allows the programmers to treat primitives as the instances of their wrapper objects. But there still...
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Java is not a pure object oriented language since there are primitive types that java stores directly in fields than in the heap space (commonplace for objects). But then there came autoboxing that allows the programmers to treat primitives as the instances of their wrapper objects. But there still are the following that are not objects: - local variables - parameters - generics - methods - code blocks read less
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Except primitive types, everything is in the form of an object in java.
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Yes, actually java is purely object oriented language, except primitive data types. That primitive data types are achieved through wrapper classes..
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