What happens to capacitor in dc circuit when capacitance value become infinite?

In a DC circuit, if the capacitance value becomes infinite, the capacitor would essentially act as a short circuit after it is fully charged. Initially, it would allow current to flow while charging, but once charged, it would maintain a constant voltage across its terminals and prevent any further current flow. This means that the capacitor would no longer store energy or affect the circuit's operation beyond its initial charging phase.