The game of craps has a lot of complexity, but the basic structure is fairly simple. In this project, you will code a crap simulation. (Don't worry if you have never played the game of craps. The instructions below can be followed even if you don't know all the rules of the game.)

1. Write a Python program in a .py file that includes the following:
   1. First, roll two six-sided dice (use variables and the random number generator) and store the sum in a variable.
   2. If the sum is 7 or 11, print a message that the player is a winner in one roll of the dice.
   3. If the roll is a 2, 3, or 12, print a message that the player is a loser in one roll of the dice.
   4. For any other number, the player has established a "point". Continue to roll and sum the dice (print the sum for each roll) until either a 7 occurs or the point sum occurs a second time.
   5. If the roll now is a 7, print a loser message with the total number of rolls.
   6. If the point sum is rolled, print a winning message with the total number of rolls.

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