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While (57) printf("hello");
in above statement in c find the result
4 odpowiedzi
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infinite loop printing hello
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Infinite. 0=False, but everything above 0 is not false. So because 57>0=True, the loop is while(True) and the True is never altered, so it's an infinite loop printing Hello to the screen.
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In any case: while(a) where a!=0, an operation is infinitely execute... and this is why all embedded C programs consist of while(a); which is also known as superloop...