Just wanted to know weather the Infinite loop Is proper?

Question

hi, I wrote an infinite loop.here's the code
import acm.program.*;
public class myFirstInfiniteLoop extends DialogProgram{
public void run() {
int x=0;     
     while (x<=0){
println("this just might be an Infinite loop.");
break;
println("were out of the Infinit loop");
  just wanted to know weather the code would function properly.
Thanks! :D

Answer 1

Parastar wrote:
When I tried It the dialog box first came up with the text "this just might be an infinite loop" after clicking okay the second dialog box came up stating "were out of the Infinite loop"Do you understand why?
now If I removed the break; form the while loop the dialog box's keep on coming even after I pressed okay,does that mean the infinite loop Is coded well?What is your guess here?
And just as a side note: And infinite loop is easily implemented using "while(+expression+) { ... your code ...}" where "+expression+" evaluates to true. You are using "x>=0" as the expression. There is a much simpler expression around, that always evaluates to true: it's simply "true". This way you don't need the variable x.