Introduction to Programming

Answer

Here is one possible infinite loop implementation:

while(true){  System.out.println("try and stop me"); //prints indefinitely}

The following is another one:

for (;;){  System.out.println("try and stop me"); //prints indefinitely}

And this one is an infinite loop, too:

for (int x=2; x > 0; x--){  System.out.println(x++ + " "); //prints 2 indefinitely}

In this code, the Boolean expression x > 0 is always evaluated to true because x is initialized to 2 and then incremented and decremented by 1 in each iteration.