Step 1: Concept Superconductivity is a state of exactly zero electrical resistance and expulsion of magnetic fields.
Step 2: Meaning When a current is induced in a superconducting loop, there is no ohmic heating ($I^2R$) to dissipate energy.
Step 3: Analysis The current remains constant as long as the material stays below its critical temperature.
Step 4: Conclusion The lack of resistance and the nature of flux quantization allow the current to persist indefinitely.
Final Answer: (A)