Make A Dice Simulator in Python. First, we import the library that allows us to choose random numbers. import random Now, we can generate a random number and save it in a variable, We will call it...

Extracted text: Make A Dice Simulator in Python. First, we import the library that allows us to choose random numbers. import random Now, we can generate a random number and save it in a variable, We will call it rolled Python library random has a function called randint (). The randint (min number, max number) requires 2 parameters (the lowest number and the highest number between we will pick our number randomly). In this case, our dice goes between 1-6. rolled = random.randint (1,6) If we want to show our selected number, we can use print (). Your code should look like this: import random rolled - random.randint(1,6) print(rolled) Nice, we already have our main engine working, now it's time to make it look more appealing. To do that we will add some improvements (we will use a new variable to store random generated numbers - rolled_num) import random rolled num - random.randint(1,6) print("You rolled: ", rolled num) If we run the code again, we should see a little message and the random number. Our code runs only once and then it close. What we need is to keep it running. To accomplish this, we will used while. import random while True: rolled_num = random.randint(1,6) print("The dice rolled and you got: ", rolled_num) input("Press any key to roll again.") If you run this code, you will see that the dice will keep rolling as long as you press any key. Improve this code even more! (Hint: one possibility, use break if the same number is generated twice)