Try Catch in infinite looping

Question

Whoa, guys, blz? First time here and I’m starting to learn Java as my first programming language. Okay, my teacher sent me a challenge to make a simple program that asks the user for an indeterminate amount of integers, and when he finishes entering those numbers, he types some command by a specific string. So far so good, but when I used Try catch to handle the data entry exceptions I ended up going into a looping. I tried for a few hours to figure out what I had to do to fix this, but honestly, I quit. I’m gonna send my code over here so you can see it and give me a light. Ah, remembering that I’ve really started learning Java now, so there’s a lot I don’t know right (including Try-catch itself), I take advice on how to improve.

import java.util.Scanner;
class calculo {

int length = 1; //Tamanho do array
int i = 0; //Contador do índice

void determinaMedia() {
        Scanner entrada = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Digite a quantidade de números desejados");
        
        for(String quebra = "On"; quebra != "Off"; ) {
            int numeros[] = new int[length];
            
            try {
            numeros[i] = entrada.nextInt(); length++; i++;
          } catch(java.util.InputMismatchException e){
                String Off = entrada.nextLine();
                quebra = Off;
                if(quebra == "On") {System.out.println("Erro!");}
        }
      } 
    }
  }

After all, even after I enter the string the code keeps running endlessly.