In an infinite while loop, the expression controlling the loop will initially evaluate to false, but after the first iteration it will always evaluate to true.

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Cotton

Computers & Technology

8 October, 16:56

In an infinite while loop, the expression controlling the loop will initially evaluate to false, but after the first iteration it will always evaluate to true.

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Markus Hooper · Answer 1

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To iterate at least once the condition controlling the while loop must be true, and this is independent of the fact of being an infinite while loop or a normal while loop. If the condition is false the program will skip the while loop and will continue with the rest of the program. The way to create an infinite while loop is using a condition that always is going to be true, for example, while (3) or while (true). The value three is non zero meaning is always true, and true also is always true.

In an infinite while loop, the expression controlling the loop will initially evaluate to false, but after the first iteration it will always evaluate to true.Select one:TrueFalse

In an infinite while loop, the expression controlling the loop will initially evaluate to false, but after the first iteration it will always evaluate to true.

Select one:

True

False