why for(;;) instead of while(1)? [duplicate]

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Is “for(;;)” faster than “while (TRUE)”? If not, why do people use it?

Why use the ugly for(;;开发者_如何学C) syntax instead of the slightly better looking while(true) loop?

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There is no advantage to for(;;) over while(1). Use while(1), because it's easier to comprehend (imho). I've never seen a for(;;) used before, and it may be confusing to others who view your code, and may wonder the same thing you just asked.

EDIT: Here's a link: while (1) Vs. for (;;) Is there a speed difference?

It basically says that they both generate the same code. In assembly, it's jmp ....

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Less typing? It's shorter. And on a QWERTY keyboard, typing for alternates between the left and right hand, and while has three consecutive letters that are typed with the right hand, making typing it potentially even slower.