Can i make a line of code run from the first load of the webpage until closing?

Question

In javascript, if i put

console.log("hello world")

It'll log "hello world" to console just 1 time, at the load of the page. Can i make this code run not just 1 time, but until the web page closed?

Give some clarifying to your question. What do you mean 'until the web page closed'? If you meant 'repeat every second' then you could put you log inside `SetInterval` function and your final code would looks like this `SetInterval(()=> console.log('Hello World!'),1000);` — Jaood_xD, May 29 '22 at 17:15
@Jaood_xD Yeah sorry. SetInterval is "almost" solving my problem with 1000ms as i need like 1 second of execuations. It solves but "timing a code" is not the thing i'm looking. I think my question should be like this; "what can we do in situations like we cannot listen any events on the page, but still need to execute a bunch of code in a specific moment". Is the setInterval the only solution for something like this? Another example; when we're unable to listen events but need to run a code automatically, immedietaly after an if else condition turnes true on the webpage — Clarity, May 29 '22 at 17:53

score -1 · Accepted Answer · answered May 29 '22 at 17:13

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while (1) console.log("Hello, World!");

answered May 29 '22 at 17:13

InfernoCheese

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This is not recommended at all, it will cause the webpage (and sometimes browser) to freeze due to high cpu/memory usage. – Callum OKane May 29 '22 at 17:15
@CallumOKane yes, it's not the best practice for a situation like this but it corresponds 100% true to my question as an answer so I think my question wasn't descriptive enough – Clarity May 29 '22 at 18:07
@InfernoCheese so i will accept your comment as an answer to this topic and start a more descriptive topic to my problem – Clarity May 29 '22 at 18:18

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