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JavaScript

Help with this question guys.

How do I prevent myself from getting an infinite loop, when I am doing one of the while do and for loops, what is the right way or the code line, that lets me know that this code will be endless or infinite, how do I know that.

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Hi!, that depends on what u want to accomplish. if ur in a do while loop, the code will always run once and keep running if the user have not entered or did the thing u wanted him to do. for example : i have a party today and i want to invite some people to my party

do{ const name = prompt(“enter your name”) } while( name == null )

in this code i keep asking the user to prompt until he entered a name