in programming, people often make infinite loops by doing something like:
while (True){
doSomethingBecauseISaidSo();
}
They don’t need to have a conditional like (0==0), they can just say true and it works, as what the computer does is check if the boolean inside is true. Comparisons like == and >= or < have the value of true or false depending on what is inside, so (7==7) would equal true. Saying If (this==true) is a bit redundant since you could then just remove the == true.