When does the condition “Unreachable Code” occur in Java?

Question

When there is some statement written after the infinite loop, that statement becomes the unreachable code. For ex:

for(;;) 
{
}
Sytem.out.println(\"Test-1\")         


        

Answer 1

for(final int z=4;z<6;)
{
}
System.out.println("Test-2"); //unreachable code --> z is final. Its value can't change. There is no way out of that loop



final int z=4;
for(;;)
{
  if(z<2)  // z is 4  . The compiler only knows the value of "z". It doesn't know what z<2 evaluates to.. So, it still thinks taht there is a chance of getting out of that loop.
break;
}
System.out.println("Test-3");  //So --> reachable code.