How can it be infinite if there stayed while 1 == 1: Because after first time "i" would be 2 and it's not any more while true: ?

Question

i = 0
while 1==1:
print(i)
i = i + 1
if i >= 5:
print("Breaking")
break

print("Finished")

I understand, that it continues 4 time til it breaks.
But the meaning of 1 == 1 is not clear.

Thanks.

Answer 1

1 == 1 means that if one is one ore the same if you mean that

Answer 2

You have to write i==1 instead of 1==1.
1 is always equal to 1😂
P.S. there would be no output

Answer 3

Yep, 0 is the value of i at the beginning. On every loop iteration, it increases 1(or other)
Only while without condition is not following syntax of while loop. i==1 or other condition should be there (and to be checked on every iteration)

Answer 4

I know "while" will continue until a break. So why we don't just write "While" without 1== 1 or i == 1 ?

And what's the meaning of i = 0
Does it mean, that 0 is the value of i at the begin?