Here is a basic idea and sample code to help you generate an "endless garbled sequence". Here, "garbled" generally refers to a combination of characters that has no actual semantics and looks random. Note that since outputting an "endless" sequence will continuously generate text, be sure to consider issues such as memory, output stream, and system performance when using it in practice (for example, you can set the output time, number of lines, or interrupt mechanism). The basic strategy is as follows: 1. Determine the character set: Decide which characters you want the garbled code to contain. Common solutions are to use the ASCII character set, the printable character set, or even expand to the Unicode range. 2. Use a pseudo-random number generator: Use the random number generation function in the programming language to randomly select characters from the character set in step 1. 3. Infinite loop output: Use an infinite loop to generate a random character (or a batch of random characters) in each loop and output it. If you want the output to be smoother, you can use buffering or segmented output. 4. Control the output rhythm (optional): For scenarios with continuous output, you may need to add delays or other control strategies to avoid system jams caused by too fast output. Taking Python as an example, a simple demonstration code is given below: -------------------------------------------------- # Example: Use Python to generate garbled characters infinitelyimport random, string import time # Define the character set, use all printable characters (of course you can also customize it) charset = string.printable # Contains numbers, letters, punctuation and blankstry: while True: # Generate a random characterch = random.choice(charset) print(ch, end='', flush=True) # Control the output speed (for example, wait 0.01 seconds for each character, which can be adjusted as needed) time.sleep(0.01) except KeyboardInterrupt: # Capture manual stop (such as Ctrl+C) to end the programprint("\nGeneration ends.") -------------------------------------------------- If you do not need a delay, or implement it in other programming languages, the basic idea is similar: use a random function to select characters from a predetermined set, and then output them in an infinite loop. Extended ideas: • If you want to generate more complex "garbled characters", you can consider generating strings of random lengths, adding random spaces or other symbols, or even introducing control characters. • If you need higher performance, you can consider generating a certain number of random characters in batches and then outputting them all at once, rather than calling the output operation once for each character. • Consider error handling and exit mechanisms to prevent the program from running infinitely and being difficult to control. The above is a strategy for generating an endless sequence of garbled characters. Please adjust and improve it according to your specific needs when quoting.