Just run it, it will infinitely run and output your string. Because of the intelligent memory management of the VB.net compiler there won't be any overflow.
And of course it won't do any damage.
Why is it bad? Or is it bad?Code:Do While (5 > 2) ' Console.Write(":?x{dd};"); Loop
Just run it, it will infinitely run and output your string. Because of the intelligent memory management of the VB.net compiler there won't be any overflow.
And of course it won't do any damage.
Well, it is "bad" because it will block the thread it is running on (if not intended)
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