infinite loop
In a program, an infinite loop is a loop from which there is no exit and the instructions in the loop will continue to be repeated for ever. This may sometimes be useful, for example in a program controlling a set of traffic lights, which does continuously repeat the same instructions. However, in most cases an infinite loop will cause problems in using the computer, and may crash it.
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