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By convention, all exception-class names should end with the word Exception

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

By convention, exception class names should end with 'Exception' (e.g., IOException, NullPointerException), but this is not a strict requirement - it's a naming convention for clarity. Some exception types like Error and its subclasses don't follow this pattern. The statement claims it's a strict requirement, which is false - it's a convention, not a rule.

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