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Linux tip - Execute same command repeatedly

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When you like to execute the same command continuously (run a command in a loop) this is very helpful

while true;do date;sleep 2;done

This executes the date command continuously.

A sleep given for a break. After the execution of the command once, it waits that many duration before it executes the command the next time.
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