An infinite loop is a sequence of instructions in programming that loops endlessly without a terminating condition. This typically occurs due to logic errors or incorrect conditions in the loop.
Break Statement: A control statement used to exit a loop prematurely before its normal termination condition is met.
Continue Statement: A control statement that skips the current iteration of a loop and proceeds to the next iteration.
Loop Control Variable: A variable that controls the number of times a loop executes, typically modified within the loop's body.