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> In Java, and Ruby, and Smalltalk, the core value that everything is an object drives the design of programs around message passing, information hiding, and polymorphism.

This is certainly not an accurate description of Java…



Why not? Seems apt to me.


Java has Simula-style OOP. The characteristics used there are often used to describe Smalltalk style OOPs: note that Java does not have message passing, and it has primitive types.




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