Strange for a loop? WITH#

Question

Possible duplicate:
In C # is for (;;) safe and what does it really do?

So, I recently stumbled upon something that I had never seen.

        for (; ; )
        {

        }

What happens when feilds remain empty?

Answer 1

This is an endless cycle.

Somewhere inside there should be an operator break;or, possibly, an exception created so that the control passes outside the loop.

You can also achieve the same (perhaps more obvious) by doing

while (true)
{
    // do stuff
}

Answer 2

This is an infinite loop, almost equivalent to a loop while(true).

break , - .

Answer 3

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