-- Dice Rolling Simulator using Python-random


Source Code

      import random

        

a = input("Press Y To Roll The Dice :")  

print("\n") 


def random_number():

    n = random.randint(1,6)

    if n == 1:

        print("-------")

        print("       ")

        print("   0   ")

        print("       ")

        print("       ")

        print("-------")

    elif n == 2:

        print("-------")

        print("  0    ")

        print("       ")

        print("       ")

        print("    0  ")

        print("-------")

    elif n == 3:

        print("-------")

        print(" 0     ")

        print("   0   ")

        print("     0 ")

        print("-------")

    elif n == 4:

        print("-------")

        print("0      ")

        print("  0    ")

        print("    0  ")

        print("      0")

        print("-------") 

    elif n == 5:

        print("-------")

        print("0     0")

        print("       ")

        print("   0   ")

        print("       ")

        print("0     0")

        print("-------") 

    elif n == 5:

        print("-------")

        print("0     0")

        print("       ")

        print("0     0")

        print("       ")

        print("0     0")

        print("-------")

        

while True:

    random_number()

        

        


     

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