In this question we want to simulate snakes and ladders game. Here are some of the rules: The game has 2 to 4 players. .If a player wants to enter a cell occupied by another player, the player attempting to enter the cell will be moved to the first cell. Note that we can have more that one player in the first cell. Players take turn to roll the dice. Then, they move their piece forward the number of spaces shown on the dice. If the player lands at the bottom of a ladder, it must move up to the top of the ladder. If the player lands on the head of a snake, it must slide down to the bottom of the snake The first player to get to the last cell of the board is the winner. But there's a twist! If the player rolls too high, the piece "bounces" off the last cell and moves back to the first cell. A player carn only win by rolling the exact number needed to land on the last cell. For simplicity, you can assume that we do not have chained snakes and ladders in the game. In this question we want to simulate snakes and ladders game. Here are some of the rules: The game has 2 to 4 players. .If a player wants to enter a cell occupied by another player, the player attempting to enter the cell will be moved to the first cell. Note that we can have more that one player in the first cell. Players take turn to roll the dice. Then, they move their piece forward the number of spaces shown on the dice. If the player lands at the bottom of a ladder, it must move up to the top of the ladder. If the player lands on the head of a snake, it must slide down to the bottom of the snake The first player to get to the last cell of the board is the winner. But there's a twist! If the player rolls too high, the piece "bounces" off the last cell and moves back to the first cell. A player carn only win by rolling the exact number needed to land on the last cell. For simplicity, you can assume that we do not have chained snakes and ladders in the game