If we change the `<` to `<=`, this means that the while loop will continue until a is equal to 7, causing it to run for one more iteration. 

In Python, this looks like:
````
a = 3
while a <= 7:
    a = a + 1
    print("The current value of a is: ", a)
    if a == 5:
        print("a is now 5")
````
The output will look like
````
The current value of a is:  4
The current value of a is:  5
a is now 5
The current value of a is:  6
The current value of a is:  7
The current value of a is:  8
````
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