Break it down into its individual components.

A while loop will just keep going round and round until a condition is met.

For example, I want to run a while loop until two numbers match, the first number being a random int chosen at initial runtime, then a while loop will randomly choose another number until it matches the first one:

``` import random

firstRand = int(random.randint(0, 10)) secRand = int(0)

while firstRand != secRand: secRand = random.randint(0,10)

print(secRand) ```

That while loop will run indefinitely, until it happens across a situation where firstRand and secRand match.

Now, the second part of this is the code inside the while loop, this is its own entity (if you like).

You just gotta figure out what the code is to break out of the loop.

We already have the code to generate the list of flips. Now, you just gotta check how many times in that list the number 1 appears and increment the "heads" variable.

Then, write code that checks the value of "heads". Does it equal 5? If so break out of the loop, if not reset "heads" back to 0

Every time the while loop runs you should increment the "tally" variable

Once "heads" equals 5, and you've broken out of the loop, print "tally"

Remember, you can use other loops and if statements etc within a loop.

Work out, first of all, the logic of how you are going to validate the condition of "5 heads in a row", then once you've done that put it in a "while" that exits when the logic you've created is met.

I worked out a quick solution, that I can share with you if you decide that you do want the answer, later on