Yeah... I wouldn't give you an answer for this. It should be your answer.

If you wish to bolster your case, you do research! In this instance, a page worth of the current Java PR material should suffice. Go on over to Java.com. Seriously: http://java.com/en/about/

The answer should require you to think about and understand the language and associated technologies. Feeding the interviewer an answer we tell you won't do your employer any good if you don't have a firm grasp on the language (which based on your threads where you just want a handout, you obviously don't), and it won't do you any good to be in a situation where you are expected to code but just want to copy/paste. A novel idea would be to learn the language rather than trying to cheat your way into a job.

could say that it is a true object oriented programming language