Hi to all
Some body told me java is 99% OOP and C# is 100% can any one tell which thing is make java 99% OOP.........?
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Is Java 100% OOP
Hi to all
Some body told me java is 99% OOP and C# is 100% can any one tell which thing is make java 99% OOP.........?
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What exactly does it mean to be a certain percentage OOP? This is one of those statements that sounds like a valid argument but doesn't actually mean very much.Originally Posted by kbbaloch
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Re: Is Java 100% OOP
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int, string, float etc..............?
these types.................?
Re: Is Java 100% OOP
int, float etc....int, string, float etc..............?
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Re: Is Java 100% OOP
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Java HIGHLY encourages you (and by that I mean puts a knife to your throat) to program in an OO way. However, no language can control how you program. OO, functional, imperative, etc.. they are all just paradigms. OOP is just a style by which you program, and the style most Java programmers prefer because Java will provide the most maintainability and efficiency when it is used.
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