How to make infinite loop by using FOR LOOP ? Solved.

Question

I can do it by WHILE LOOP only.

Answer 1

You can not directly do it with a for loop, because a for loop always loops over an iterable.
The iterable, however, can be built in a way that it dishes out values forever.
(EDIT: Diegos example shows one example of that sort of iterable.)
Please look at this question from a month ago which is basically what you're asking for.
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/2132309/?ref=app

Answer 2

import itertools
for i in itertools.count():
print(i)
break # Remove this to create an infinite loop

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Mùķę§h⅔ yes I didn't read python that's why I deleted my answer as soon as I saw python.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Ok I got it

Answer 7

def lettersforever():
n = 0
while True:
yield chr(n+97)
n = (n+1)%26
for letter in lettersforever():
print(letter)

Answer 8

Same goes for 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈:
This is about for loops, which have no conditions.
Please read questions properly, and ideally also the formerly given answers!

Answer 9

It is not possible to make an infinite loop with for loop because it will iterates based on the number of elements in the sequence.
Syntax for For loop:
for variable in sequence
Infinite loop is possible with while loop.

Answer 10

Thanks for everyone but really I not need any more answer.

Answer 11

Thanks

Answer 12

Cp Chaudhary, you can edit your question and write [solved] in front of the title.
It might help... somewhat. 🙄
Also you can click the star in the lower left of your question, then you won't get any more notifications.

Answer 13

for( i=0; true; i++) { ... }

Answer 14

Jacob Burgess, 'I don't know python'.
So why not stop right there?
What do you hope to achieve adding information that has no relation to the question?

Answer 15

X = [4,5,6,7]
For i in x:
counter =+ 1
print(x)

Answer 16

Infinite loop
for(; ;)
{
}

Answer 17

for(I=1;I;I++) ;
Here is infinite foor loop

Answer 18

Its very simple with c try out this
https://code.sololearn.com/cJU8wnszxYSW/?ref=app

Answer 19

Miss the condition inside and iterate it using increment operator,you will get infinite loop.

Answer 20

for(;;)