The names of the wrapper classes are just the names of the primitive data types, but with an initial uppercase letter.

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While most wrapper classes in Java follow the convention of starting with an uppercase letter (e.g., `Integer` for `int`, `Double` for `double`), there are exceptions such as `Character` for `char` and `Boolean` for `boolean`, which do not simply capitalize the primitive type name.

The Names of the Wrapper Classes Are Just the Names