Which of the following is not an infinite loop ?
a.while(1){
....
}
b.for(;;){
...
}
c.x=0;
do{
/*x unaltered within theloop*/
...
}while(x==0);
d.# define TRUE 0
...
while(TRUE){
....
}
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Answer / krishna kumar
ya deepa is ryt.
true here equals zero...which is false.
so the correct answer is D.
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Answer / balu
yes.. deepa is right.. all are infinite loops except d. so d
is the answer
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / vaibhav
it's 'b'
becoz for for loop we initialise atleast one statement
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