Develop a python script that will test if we can guess the value of two simulated dice being rolled.

The basic process $($detailed process below$)$ for us creating the game will involve us first recording the

values that we guess the two rolled dice will sum up to$.$ We will store these in a variable, which is

essentially a container for our information. We will then simulate two dice rolls by generating a random

number between $1$ and $6$ and storing these two random numbers in two difference variables. Last, we

will run a series of tests to see if we guessed the sum of the dice and print a congratulatory statement if

it was properly guessed.

Steps:

Create a variable for yourself by typing your name. Set the variable to the guess by typing $=$

guessnumber after the name

Test to make sure this is working. Create a print statement to print the values of our new name

variables. We can do this by typing the command print followed by what we want to print $($the

variables$).$

Now that we have recorded our guesses, we need to generate the two random numbers from

the roll of the two dice. To do this, you should use random.ranint$()$ Specify the values $1-6$ as the

possible values and assign this random number to another variable. Repeat for the second dice.

Note, this uses the source code from the

random.py library so we need to import this library se

we can use it$.$ To do this, type import random in the first line of your code.

Last, we will use a series of conditional statements to test if the sum of the two dice equal each

guess and then if it does, print "congratulations team member name"

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