Object Oriented Programming

I am disagree with you , C# is more object oriented than Java, and both of them are not pure object oriented, i think a language can never be pure object oriented , it is not possible.

A fully object-oriented language needs to have

all the 4 oops concepts.
all predefined and,
user-defined types must be objects and,
all the operations should be performed only by calling the methods of a class.

But both java and C#

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

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Rajanikant Hawaldar5y ago
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/full-object-oriented-language-vs-pure-object-oriented-language1
Sachin Singh5y ago
I am disagree with you , C# is more object oriented than Java, and both of them are not pure object oriented, i think a language can never be pure object oriented , it is not possible.
A fully object-oriented language needs to have
1. all the 4 oops concepts.
2. all predefined and,
3. user-defined types must be objects and,
4. all the operations should be performed only by calling the methods of a class.
But both java and C#
- has predefined primitive data types (which are not objects ex structs etc).
- You can access the members of a static class without creating an object of it.