It has been a little while since there has been any actual counting going on. Let's put that back into the problem, by adding a new variable (the name is up to you). Your purpose is to count how many times the loop repeats until it stops. We will use that to count up the exponent as the loop keeps on repeating. If you were to count your way up to 81 (3**4), that would be 4 repetitions (and your code should be able to agree with that). This code still must not use the ** operation to get its new values -- the ** is only permitted for exponentiation the 10 in the question below. How many repetitions would it take to get to the first power of 3 greater than 10** 62?

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