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The <dfn>equality</dfn> operator `==` is used to check if two values are equal. To compare two values, you'd use a statement like `value == 8`.
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Add an `if` statement to your loop. The statement should check if `done` is equal to `count` using the equality operator.
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Below `done++` inside your loop, add an `if` statement. The statement should check if `done` is equal to `count` using the equality operator.
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# --hints--
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You should use an `if` statement in your loop.
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You should use an `if` statement in your loop. It should be added after `done++`.
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