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What (who) is endless loop - definition

PROGRAMMING IDIOM
Endless loop; Loop, Infinite; Infinite Loops; Infinite recursion; Neverending Loop; Alderson loop; While(true); While (true); While (True); While(True); While(TRUE); While (TRUE); While (1); While(1); For(;;); For (;;); Tight loops; Tight Loops; Tight Loop; Never ending loop; Infinite loops; Infinite Loop; Endless Loop (computing); Infinity loop; Unproductive loop; Infinite iteration; Unconditional loop; Unconditional loops; Endless loops
  • A [[blue screen of death]] on [[Windows XP]]. "The [[device driver]] got stuck in an infinite loop."

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SANDMAN COMIC CHARACTERS
The Sandman (morpheus); Destruction (DC Comics); Desire (DC Comics); Despair (DC Comics); Delirium (comics); Morpheus (Sandman character); The Sandman (Morpheus); Endless (Sandman); Destiny's Garden; Destiny (Sandman); Desire (Sandman); Destruction (Sandman); Delirium (Sandman); Despair (Sandman); Daniel (Sandman); Delirium (Sandman character); The endless (comics); The Endless (comics); The Endless (DC Comics); Dream of the endless; Destruction of the Endless; Daniel (DC Comics); Daniel (comics); Kai'ckul; Destiny of the Endless; Endless (The Sandman); Desire of the Endless; Lord Morpheus; Endless (Comics); Despair (comics); Despair of the Endless; Delirium of the Endless; Daniel Hall (comics); Delirium (DC Comics); Destruction (comics); Desire (comics); Hall, Daniel; Destiny (DC Comics)
The Endless are a family of beings who appear in American comic books published by DC Comics. The members of the family include Death, Delirium, Desire, Despair, Destiny, Destruction, and Dream.
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WIKTIONARY REDIRECT
Endless loop; Loop, Infinite; Infinite Loops; Infinite recursion; Neverending Loop; Alderson loop; While(true); While (true); While (True); While(True); While(TRUE); While (TRUE); While (1); While(1); For(;;); For (;;); Tight loops; Tight Loops; Tight Loop; Never ending loop; Infinite loops; Infinite Loop; Endless Loop (computing); Infinity loop; Unproductive loop; Infinite iteration; Unconditional loop; Unconditional loops; Endless loops
<programming> A loop of code that executes without releasing any resources to other programs or the operating system. Consider the following pointless BASIC loop that counts upward indefinitely 10 i = i + 1 20 GOTO 10 Run on a single-user system such as MS-DOS this will not cause any problems. Run on a cooperative multitasking operating system such as Windows 3, the system would appear to freeze. A pre-emptive multitasking operating system such as UNIX or Windows NT would "steal" cycles away from the program and continue to run other programs. See also busy-wait and multitasking. (1999-05-06)

Wikipedia

Infinite loop

In computer programming, an infinite loop (or endless loop) is a sequence of instructions that, as written, will continue endlessly, unless an external intervention occurs ("pull the plug"). It may be intentional.

Examples of use of endless loop
1. All of a sudden, the politicians‘ endless loop of television advertisements took on a somber significance.
2. Smith Goes to Washington." Instead, we‘re having to endure an endless loop of "Alien vs.
3. His first lbw shout against Flintoff seemed to be stuck on an endless loop.
4. "It‘s just that no one‘s helping us move it."Old Debates Are New Again For years, the national poverty debate has run on a seemingly endless loop.
5. That unfortunate choice destroyed Obama‘s Philadelphia pretense that this "endless loop" of sermon excerpts being shown on "television sets and YouTube" had been taken out of context.