rustRust endless loop example
An endless loop in Rust is a loop that never ends. It is created by using the loop keyword. The following example code will create an endless loop:
loop {
println!("This is an endless loop!");
}The output of this code will be:
This is an endless loop!
This is an endless loop!
This is an endless loop!
...The code consists of the following parts:
loopkeyword: This keyword is used to create an endless loop.{ }: This is the body of the loop, which contains the code that will be executed in the loop.
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