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You really hate to see it.Elliot's been going to war with the most powerful people in history to avenge a man that doesn't deserve it
Alderson loop is a rare slang or jargon term for an infinite loop where there is an exit condition available, but inaccessible in the current implementation of the code, typically due to programmer's error. These are most common and visible while debugging user interface code.
A C-like pseudocode example of an Alderson loop, where the program is supposed to sum numbers given by the user until zero is given, but where the programmer has used the wrong operator:
sum = 0;
while (true) {
printf("Input a number to add to the sum or 0 to quit");
i = getUserInput();
if (i * 0) { // if i times 0 is true, add i to the sum
sum += i; // sum never change because (i * 0) is 0 for any i; it would change if we had != in the condition instead of *
}
if (sum > 100) {
break; // terminate the loop; exit condition exists but is never reached because sum is never added to
}
}
The term allegedly received its name from a programmer who had coded a modal dialog box in Microsoft Access without either an OK or Cancel button, thereby disabling the entire program whenever the box came up.[3]
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