What will the output be for the infinite loop that prints "Hello" continuously?

The output of an infinite loop that is designed to print "Hello" continuously will indeed result in an infinite loop. This means that the program will not terminate on its own and will continuously execute the print statement without stopping, repeatedly displaying "Hello".

In this context, the implementation of the loop typically does not include a condition that allows for exit; thus, it stays active without reaching a stopping point. The loop's operation will lead to an endless cycle of printing the specified string, consuming resources but not producing many variances in output other than the repeated printing.

While some choices suggest outputs or consequences that imply a single action or a crash, those do not accurately depict the behavior of a properly structured infinite loop. Hence, it consistently results in an infinite loop scenario.