"boolean tree == true;while(tree){}"

Find the exeception xd!

No exception there. It's more of a compile error.

@CtrlAltElite why

@TheFBI Well if this is Java, you can't initialize a variable with a double =

And when that's fixed, well it's just an infinite empty loop, but still a valid instruction.

And if the whole thing is a string... Well it's not affected to any variable. Still a compilation error.

@CtrlAltElite JVM throws the loop out tho, since there is nothing in it. Java discards empty loops, which is a pain when you're trying to wait a bit...

He's also missing a semicolon after. There's no exceptions, just compile time errors like you said.

@nanoandrew4 If you just want to wait a moment why not use Thread.sleep() instead of empty loops?

@loopback Yeah but when I moved from C++ to Java I was super confused as to why my waiting loops didn't work 😶 now I know better, I just recently watched some stuff on the JVM optimizing code and heard that those loops get tossed... Good to finally know what happened to those.