For this assignment you will design and implement a simple board game, and then animate a random playthrough (using pygame) by two computer-controlled opponents, updating the display after each player's turn. An observer "watching" the game should see the dice values rolled by the current player, and if the game requires additional elements (e.g., "snakes" and "ladders") then these must also be depicted. This assignment will allow you to work with more complex nested looping structures, and will also help you recognize the need for functions (coming soon, but not required here). In order to complete this task, you will need to: choose the grid for your game board from these options: 42, 56, 72, 90, 110, 132, 156 choose how many (at least 2) and what type of "dice" will be used to play your game choose and implement at least two of the board game "features" from Table 1, below Your submission for this assignment: must be a source code file with filename 'comp1405_f22_#########_assignment_06.py' must use a WHILE loop for the game, terminating when either player reaches the end must draw a checkerboard pattern for your board game using pygame and nested FOR loops must draw the players on the board and use variables to store the location of each player must alternate "turns" between the two players must roll "dice" (using random.randint) each iteration, for the player whose "turn" it is Table 1. "Ladder Connections" reaching certain squares advances player to others "Extra Turns" grant an extra turn on certain. conditions. Board Game "Features" to Consider "Snake Connections" reaching certain squares returns player to others "Missed Turns" "Sorry Collisions" force a lost turn on certain conditions "Exact Requirements" players can't move past the end of the board if player lands on other, send it back to start ...other features might also be acceptable - contact your instructor if you want to try something more complex! "Numbered Tiles" "Double Moves" permit a double move on certain conditions all squares numbered using a pygame.font Please note that the available options are all "pronic numbers", meaning they can be easily arranged on a rectangular grid. 2 A grid with height or width less than four (e.g., a 1 x 42 grid) is not acceptable; both height and width must be at least four 3 For example, you might use two 6-sided dice (i.e., 2d6), three 4-sided dice (i.e., 3d10), two 2-sided dice (i.e., coins), etc.