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Note on getting caught in while loops. (#20230)

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## Other Uses
The while loops is often used for infinite iterrations by using (for example) `while (true)`, only to be ended through a condition unrelated to the initial condition of the loop.
The while loops is often used for infinite iterrations by using (for example) `while (true)`, only to be ended through a condition unrelated to the initial condition of the loop. Be careful to not get stuck in an infinite loop when using while loops in this manner.
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The biggest differences between the `for` and `while` loops is that `while` is typically used when a developer is not sure of an exact number of iterations of the loop, and `for` is used when it's clear how many times to iterate through code.
### Sources
* [Microsoft C# - while](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/keywords/while)