why we use classes in java?

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shadowfiend · Answer

Not sure what you mean by this. Java as a language is built around the concepts of classes and objects, so there isn't really a way of answering this that isn't circular :)

jagatuba · Answer

It is a rather recursive question isn't it?

anonymous · Answer

Classes are the mechanism used by Java to define and determine the relationships between the objects used in an application. Now, not all OO programming languages require the use/specification of classes for the definition of the objects, but Java designers decided to make use of the concept of classes.

jagatuba · Answer

@ marguedas: Which OOP languages do not use classes?