4. Why it is said that Java is not pure object-oriented language? m (1 Point) Blunder, it *is* pure object oriented! Just by traditional conventions. Because of the presence of primitive data types. Because of its name that excluded pure object orientation 5. The programmer's intention is to write the class Hau that will inherit after the class Meow. How should the programmer start? (1 Point) class Hau implements Meow{...} class Hau extends Meouwt class Hau implements Meouw{...} class Hau extends Meow..} class Hau(extends Meow){...} class Hau: Meow{...} 6. The programmer's intention is to utilize a static void method 'Krakrakra' with no arguments belonging to the class Eh that has one constructor taking one argument of the type int. How should the programmer start? (1 Point) Eh eh = Eh(); eh.Krakrakra(); int j = 0; Eh eh = new Eh(): eh.Krakrakra Eh.Krakrakra()