All Expert Coder!

A loop is a function where you 'call' aka looping the function.

You can see as it like this.
What the program will always do is loop the first line and then loop the second and so forth.
Now what is a loop?
A loop is a basicly a function that keeps getting called and calls all the other functions.
So for example if you add a call on line 3 ( hackthread_for_example(); ), this will always recall the hackthread_for_example thread.
I hope this helps, if not tell me

A loop is a function where you 'call' aka looping the function.

You can see as it like this.
What the program will always do is loop the first line and then loop the second and so forth.
Now what is a loop?
A loop is a basicly a function that keeps getting called and calls all the other functions.
So for example if you add a call on line 3 ( hackthread_for_example(); ), this will always recall the hackthread_for_example thread.
I hope this helps, if not tell me

It perfectly works without, since you use memory and not assembly.
So you aren't modifying bytes.