In mathematics, yes, but in the computer world that will only be true
until it rolls over past the max value of the variable type holding the
loop index.

That one heavily depends on the interpreter for this language.
There will probably be a datatype that can take an arbitrary number of
digits. And depending on the interpreter you might see an overflow if the
number gets 'max_number+1'. Then it might either be negative and the loop
terminates, or you might see an exception or error message. Depending on the
number of digits your data type 'number' has, you can wait pretty long......

Hiran

This is trick question. Write the loop and run it, and to your suprise
the loop will eventually stop, because of he way integers wrap around
to negative after they get too big.  Try adding 1 to Integer.MAX_VALUE
to see what I mean.