Infinite Loops Can Cause Freezing

Using a loop whose condition is always true will result in it repeating indefinitely. Infinite loops can be used intentionally, but if created by mistake, they can cause the program to stop responding.

Even if the loop condition is always "true", you can include a command within the loop to "exit the loop when a certain condition is met".

Additionally, a computer cannot determine on its own whether it is in an infinite loop. Therefore, it is important to set appropriate loop termination conditions to avoid infinite loops.