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# Snippet - Infinite Loop
The Snippet - Infinite Loop project demonstrates how to create an infinite loop project in appRules using the While activity and the Delay activity.
### Activities:
**1. PerformAction Activity**
The PerformAction activity is used to set the last LastResult to True to enable the While activity condition.
**2. While Activity**
The While activity has been configured to loop endlessly by setting the Condition to “Last Result is True”
**3. Delay Activity**
The Delay activity has been configured to simply delay execution and then continue.
{% hint style="info" %}
This project has been pre-configured to run in the background. If you run it interactively, it will tie up your session.
{% endhint %}
Use the appRules Job Monitor to terminate the job.
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