Infinite While Loop Queation (var != var)

I've got a typical question. I need your assistance.

while(var != var)
{
System.out.println("I'm inside the loop");
}

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How to declare the variable var (of any data type), so the the while loop runs infinitely? This is possible, I know. But don't know how. Please help.

I've used Java here, you can assist me in any other language.

 

Here's your solution in PHP...

while ($var==$var) {
  echo 'I\'m inside the loop';
}

PHP:

You were using != which is "not equal to" so if you're checking the same variable against itself the content of echo will never display.

 

You can run inf loop like this

while(1)
{
...
}

Code (markup):

for(;;)
{
...
}

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int i=0;
while(i>0)
{
system.out.println("hello");
i++;
}

 

These are the two correct methods to run infinite loops.

 

Thanks you all for replying. Fortunately, I searched a lot yesterday and found the answer.
My question was correct. Just while(var != var) can create an infinite loop. I've got the solution and I'll like to share it with you.

It's basically a floating point value, in Java it's NaN (Not a Number).

float var;
var= (0f / 0); //zero-f by zero
while(var != var)
System.out.println("Inside loop");


This code creates an infinite loop. Because a variable with value of NaN is not equal to itself, according to convention and practice.