Java is purely object oriented or not

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            When compared to other object oriented programming languages like C++, java is more object oriented.But there are some object oriented features like operator overloading,multiple inheritance (indirectly implemented) etc  which are not supported by java.So we cannot say that java is purely object oriented.The recommended answer is NO.

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