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A language is called pure object oriented if it contains only objects and classes. In it we do access everything through 'Message Passing'. But when we take the case of C++ though we can have classes and objects it is not necessary that we use them every time to write a program . Thus c++ can be considered as a Semi OOP language . However if you are very particular in using an OOP that is based on C then you may use Objective C which is an OOP language .

You may refer these for better understanding :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrCAl1zhuHI

http://www.c4learn.com/cplusplus/why-cpp-is-semi-oop-language/

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Priyan

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Priyaranjan K S11y ago
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Hi,

A language is called pure object oriented if it contains only objects and classes. In it we do access everything through 'Message Passing'. But when we take the case of C++ though we can have classes and objects it is not necessary that we use them every time to write a program . Thus c++ can be considered as a Semi OOP language . However if you are very particular in using an OOP that is based on C then you may use Objective C which is an OOP language .

You may refer these for better understanding :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrCAl1zhuHI
http://www.c4learn.com/cplusplus/why-cpp-is-semi-oop-language/

Thanks,
Priyan

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Francis Susaimichael11y ago
If you want more clear and deep explanation, i suggest the below PDF file url, which is from the Bjarne Stroustrup, who created C++ Language:

http://www.stroustrup.com/oopsla.pdf

Hope this helps!