yes it is , any programming that uses objects & classes is
Object oriented programming , we can't write a program
without  a class or atleast an object
 ex:if u write 
           int x;
u may ask int is a datatype , where is object, but in java
it is declared that any datatype is an object of " Object"
class.

Ya, ofcourse.

though it is a object oriented language, it doesn't support 
few of oops like multiple inheritance.....

java is not a pure object oriented .its partially object
oriented.object oriented means every thing should be used in
terms of objects.in java we use datatypes with out creating
any objects.using java we can do fully object oriented
programming.so its a partially object oriented.

Perfect answer by  Swapna. Java is not pure object oriented.
 Data types are still not objects except String. I think the
only pure object oriented language still is smalltalk,
though i havent explored much with c#.

yes,because  java consists of classes and interfaces within 
a package.Also we can acess those methods only by objects. 
sothat java is purely oop language.

no , 
 java is not a purely object oriented language because it
doesnot support the feature multiple inhetiance .
 it support the  feature interface instead of multiple
inheritance

yes, eventhough java is object oriented it doesn't support 
the multiple inheritance overcome this we use interface

Java supports almost all the features of oops like 
class,objects,inheritance,polymorphism

yes,because  java consists of classes and interfaces within 
a package.so we can import the package and access the
members of that package

yes,because  java consists of classes and interfaces within 
a package.Also we can acess those methods only by objects. 
sothat java is purely oop language.

Yes. Java is full on full OOPs Based language.
One more point of view java program structure is
'C' language based & It's based on 'C++' properties.
'C++' properties means
        * Classes
        * Objects
        * Inheritance
        * Polymoriphsm
        * Encapusulation
        * Abstrsction and so on.
Suppose we con't use the any class, then Java is not oops 
based.

No, because 
1) data types not declaring by object except String, data 
types are declaring in Literal types
2) It not support Multilevel inheritance
3) It does n't support operator overloading
 

So, java is not purely OOP concept

No,java is not pure object oriented language ,not 
everything done by an object.Pure oopl is small talk.

Java is not pure OOP Language because it uses primitive data
types.

till java5.0 its not pure oop.java6.0 is pure oop bcoz it 
uses only primitive data type

YES.Because java programming contains classes and objects.

YES.Because java programming contains classes and objects.

YES.Because java programming contains classes and objects.

Java is not pure OOPL because, programing language uses 
only 1. Class 2. Object, those we can called as pure OOP.
If any language uses other features(Abstraction, 
Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism) of OOP then 
that language is not Pure OOP.
         Another point is Pure OOP language can not use 
primitive data types whereas java uses. That is why java is 
not pure OOP language.

java is not purely oops based.because java cann`t suppport 
multiple and multi level inheritance.
                                     but java support     
some oops aaplications like 
encapsulation ,inheritance,abstraction.and polymorphism.

yes its a pure oops concepts...instead of multiple
inheritance  we r using interface concepts...so we can say
its a pure object oriented language..