How can I put a limit on how many times my 'if' statement runs through?

Question

          while (done == false)
               testnumber++;               //Testing the next number
               testdivisor = 1;          //Resetting the testdivisor
               System.out.println("1st while statement");
               if (testdivisor <= testnumber)
                    testdivisor++;
                    divisors = testdivisor % testnumber;
                    System.out.println("2nd while statement");
                    if  (divisors == 0)
                         divisor1= testdivisor/testnumber;
                         System.out.print (divisor1);
                         System.out.println("3rd while statement");I need to stop it after it goes through the 4th if statement 4 times. The specific code might not make sense because it's a rough copy, but it will give you an idea of the program real quick.
So is there any way to make it stop after 4 runs through the last if statement?

Answer 1

So is there any way to make it stop after 4 runs
through the last if statement?If you seriously can't think of how to do that, are you sure programming is up your alley?
int hits = 0;
while (!done) {
  if (divisors == 0) {
    ++hits;
    ... // do your current stuff
    if (hits >= 4) break;