Computer Code with the Word "Forever"

Computer code with the word forever will repeat in what kind of loop?

A. infinite

B. aggregate conditional sequential

Final answer: In programming, the word 'forever' refers to an infinite loop, which is a loop that runs indefinitely without a stopping condition within the code.

Explanation:

In computer programming, a loop that contains the word forever, or a similar term, is typically referred to as an infinite loop. An infinite loop will continue to execute the same set of instructions indefinitely, until an external condition interrupts it, such as the user closing the program or a break statement is executed inside the loop to terminate it.

To create an infinite loop, programmers use a loop construction that lacks a clear exit condition, such as while (true) { ... } in languages like C, Java or JavaScript, or loop do { ... } in Ruby. This kind of loop will run 'forever' until stopped externally, hence the word forever is associated with it.

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