Why Java is Not a Pure Object-Oriented Programming Language

A fully object-oriented language needs to have all the 4 oops concepts. In addition to that, all predefined and, user-defined types must be objects and, all the operations should be performed only by calling the methods of a class.

Though java follows all the four object-oriented concepts,

• Java has predefined primitive data types (which are not objects).
• You can access the members of a static class without creating an object of it.

Therefore, Java is not considered as fully object-oriented Technology.