Answer Posted / delnaz

Java is partially object oriented because -:
1. It does not support primitive data types. Hence their
object need to be created using wrapper class.
2. A language is said to be fully object oriented if it
supports classes,objects,inheritance and polymorphism, but
java does not support multiple inheritance or operator
overloading.
3. JVM directly calls main method without calling object.

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