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Discussion in 'C#' started by kapil.p, Feb 10, 2010.

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    Can anyone tell me that which is the most Object Oreinted language which support the concept of polymorphism.
     
    kapil.p, Feb 10, 2010 IP
  2. nadiralishah_webexpert

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    c++ is very strong object oriented language that supports the concept of polymorphism.
     
    nadiralishah_webexpert, Feb 10, 2010 IP
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    There are multiple languages that support polymorphism:
    1. C++
    2. Java
    3. PHP
    4. Python
    5. Javascript
    6. Delphi
    7. Eiffel
    8. Perl
    9. C#
    10. Visual Basic .NET
    11. Xbase++
    12.Ruby

    when it comes to object orientation IMHO it is either the fact that the programming language has it or it doesn't. Not which one is the most object oriented language. Good Luck with your programming ;-)
     
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    may be you are right, but as per my research, i am sure that from your list, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Delphi, Eiffel, Perl, Xbase++, Ruby, they all cannot support polymorphism.. C++, Visual Basic.Net, C# (Sharp).net are 100% object oriented programmings and can support polymorphism..
     
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    I am no expert on polymorphism, but from my understanding there is different types of polymorphism.
    From wikipedia:
    (just one example).

    I know that this is possible in javascript, so although it may not support all different types or features of polymorphism, it still is to an extent. Although, javascript is only useful for client-side web development (or windows scripting), so it probably wouldn't be useful in this particular case. But, I'm sure that some of the other languages mentioned also contain different aspects of polymorphism...
     
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    JavaScript is not pure object oriented.. Javascript cannot support so many object oriented concepts.
     
    nadiralishah_webexpert, Feb 12, 2010 IP
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    asp.net c#
     
    chengary, Feb 20, 2010 IP
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    C++, C#, Java
     
    Thomasan, Feb 23, 2010 IP