Cannot figure out the logistics behind this code challenge, please help.

We prompt the user for the secret password, and whatever they put in gets put inside of the secret variable. As long as their answer isn't "sesame", we want to keep prompting them again and again until they get it right, and only then will we tell them "You know the secret password. Welcome.".

The way we do this is with a while loop. The condition of the while loop is that the contents of secret isn't "sesame". We can test if two things are not the same with !==. If they're not the same, this operator will return true, which means our while loop keeps going. Inside the loop, we prompt them again, and put their answer inside secret. The while loop will then test against the contents of secret again, and if the new contents of the secret variable is "sesame", that will mean the condition will be false, and we won't loop anymore and we'll move on to the next bit of code.

var secret = prompt("What is the secret password?");

while (secret !== "sesame") {
  secret = prompt("What is the secret password?");    
}

document.write("You know the secret password. Welcome.");

I was getting stuck with this as well. Thanks for the explanation.