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why java is not fully oops oriented

 
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why java is not fully not obeying oops concepts?
 
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I guess you could complain that primitive types aren't really objects, but instead pretty direct pointers to underlying data. Objects have behavior, and primitive types don't really have any behavior to them.

That's what I always hear people say, anyways.
 
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This question has been asked many times; please search the archives fro all the previous discussion.

It is also meaningless, as there is no commonly agreed definition of "full object orientation".
 
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and here I was expecting a well written essay on why Java is not fully oops oriented.

Might start with an explanation of what "oops" actually is, and what it has to do with a programming language (except for the feeling of "oops, I should have done that differently", something everyone I think experiences regularly).
 
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