Write a Python program that emulates a dice using a random variable between 1 and 6. Start by asking the user to guess the dice outcome, if the guess is correct blink a green LED connected on pin 10 for 3 times and print "You have won" on the screen. If wrong blink a red LED connected on pin 7 for 3 times and print "You have lost". At the end ask the user if he wants to roll again, if the answer is "yes", clear the terminal and repeat the game. Use BCM numbering. import RPi emu.GPIO as GPIO import os import time import random GPIO. (GPIO.BCM) GPIO GPIO. roll_again = "yes" count guess while roll_again == "yes": ('clear") dice=random ("Make your guess:") if guess== print "You have won, the number is " + str(dice) whiled GPIO time.sleep(1) GPIO time.sleep(1) .HIGH) .LOW) else: print "You have lost the number is" + str(dice) while(count>0) GPIO .HIGH) time.sleep(1) GPIO -LOW) time.sleep(1) roll_again ("Roll the dice again? yeso") GPIO GPIO.IN setmode 1 input count 10 setup randint os.system output dice 3 count> 6 GPIO.OUT