A flow can have none, one or many Flow End shapes
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True
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False
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B
Correct answer
Explanation
A flow must have at least one Flow End shape to terminate properly. Having zero end shapes would leave the flow incomplete without a valid exit point. Multiple end shapes are allowed for different termination scenarios.
AI explanation
Every valid flow needs at least one Flow End shape to properly terminate and close out the work object's lifecycle in that flow — a flow can't be left with zero end points. It can, however, have multiple End shapes to represent different completion outcomes. So the claim that a flow can have 'none' as a valid option is false.