Part One

Dice Rolling Simulator

Goal: This project involves writing a program that simulates the rolling of dice. When the program runs, it will randomly choose a number between 1 and 6. It will then use that number to index the LIST, and printed the result to the screen.

import random Task 1: Create a LIST of the die faces, with the variable name of mydice_list.

Example: - a die face of 1 should be represented with a single "." - a die face of 6 should be represented by "..." """

### YOUR CODE GOES HERE ###

""" Task 2: Print a random die face to the screen from mydice_list that corresponds to the value of random_dice.

random_dice: a variable that stores the value of what is returned from random.randint().

random.randint(0,5) will return a random value between 0 and 5.

Think about how you can use LIST indexes to select a value from a LIST of data """

# use random_dice value to select and print the die face to the screen # from mydice_list random_dice = random.randint(0,5)

# print the die face to the screen ### YOUR CODE GOES HERE ###

PART 3: Dice Rolling Simulator with Functions

Goal: This project involves writing a program that simulates the rolling of dice using FUNCTIONS. Using your experience from Part 1 and 2, and your newly learned knowledge of FUNCTIONS, complete the following Tasks

TIP: We are creating functions out of the code we wrote in Part 2.

import random

Task 1: In Part 1 and Part 2, you created a list of die faces named mydice_list. You are doing the same here, except now you will create a function that will create the list of die faces and return that list. def dice_list(): """Create and return a list of die faces"""

### YOUR CODE HERE ###

Task 2: In Part 1 and Part 2, you selected a random die face from mydice_list using random.randint(). You are doing the same here, except now you will create a function that will call dice_list() to create a list of die faces, and then select a random die face from that list and return it. def dice_roll(): Return a randomly selected die face from the list of dice faces that is returned from calling dice_list() ### YOUR CODE HERE ###

Task 3: Create a function that creates a list of "rolled" dice. The function should take in 0 or 1 arguments. If no arguments are passed the function should default to 1.

TIP: What kind of loop can we use when we know exactly how many times it needs to run? def roll_lots_of_dice(how_many=1): Return a list of "rolled dice".

### YOUR CODE HERE ###

Task 5: All code below here should only run if we are in "__main__"

### YOUR CODE HERE ###

Task 6: Similar to Part 2, continue to ask the user for input (how many dice to roll) until they input 0. Only when the user inputs 0 should the program end.

You'll need to call a function to "roll" the dice

Output the LIST of all the "rolled" die faces ### YOUR CODE HERE ###