c - Unintentional infinite 'for' loop -

i started programming in c, , while practicing loops, came following piece of code:

    #include <stdio.h>      int main()     {         int x;          (x=0;x=10;x=x+1)             printf("%d\n",x);          return 0;      } 

when run code, fall infinite loop. in c manual says condition x =10 true, can't head around it. if give variable x value of 0 @ beginning, should loop not start, or when value of x reaches 10, shouldn't loop stop?

thanks in advance!

the condition part of for loop wrong. doing :

for (x = 0; x = 10; x = x +1) {     // operations } 

the condition have got here x = 10 affectation. x = 10 return 10, means true. for loop equivalent :

for (x = 0; true; x = x + 1) {     // operations } 

this why have got infinite loop, should replace affectation operator = comparason 1 2 equals sign ==. means for loop while x equals 10.

edit : virgile mentioned in comments, second for loop, x go 0 int_max, behavior undefined. so, code more :

for (x = 0; true; x = 10) {     // operations }