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        Java is not a purely object-oriented programming language because of several key features:

        Primitive data types: In Java, there are primitive data types such as int, float, char, and others that are not objects. They are used to store data more efficiently as compared to objects, but it violates the idea of full object orientation.

        Static methods and variables: Java allows you to create static methods and variables that are bound to a class rather than specific object instances. This violates the basic principle of object-oriented programming, which states that operations should be performed on objects.

        Arrays: Arrays in Java are not objects either. They are sets of elements of primitive data types or objects, but arrays themselves have some features that do not conform to a fully object-oriented approach.

        Wrapper objects: To convert primitive data types into objects, Java includes wrapper classes such as Integer, Float, and others. These classes are designed to represent primitive data types as objects, but this creates an additional level of abstraction that can be inconvenient.

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          The Java language was designed as a universal, platform-independent programming language. It is often considered not entirely object-oriented because it allows primitive data types (e.g., int, float) that are not objects and can be used without encapsulation within classes. This deviation from pure object-oriented principles makes Java "mostly" an object-oriented language, but not "pure" servreality.com

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