Consider a for loop in C++ with an empty condition (i.e., for( ; ; )). What will be the behavior of this loop?
- It will not compile
- It will run indefinitely
- It will run once and exit
- It will throw an exception
A for loop with an empty condition (for( ; ; )) in C/C++ will run indefinitely until it is explicitly exited using a break statement or until an exit condition is encountered within the loop. It's often used for creating infinite loops, but caution is required to avoid infinite execution.
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