Set the turn number to $1$

# Let the user enter die roll values from a command line. This will allow for controlled

test data. Eventually, we can convert the die roll to a pseudorandom number for game

simulations.

#Validate data entry by throwing an error for numerical input $<2$ or $>12.$

Die roll is a number from $2$ to $12$

If turn number $=1$ and die roll $=2,3,$ or $12,$ player loses

If turn number $=1$ and die roll $=7$ or $11,$ player wins

else if turn number $=1$ and die roll not $=2,3,7,11,$ or $12,$ point number $=$ die roll and turn number $+=1$

Print the turn number, the die roll and the result.

# The section below will become a loop to extend the game. We will work on the loop next

week. The loop functionality is not required for this week's assignment.

Die roll is a new number from $2$ to $12$

# Let the user enter die roll values from a command line. This will allow for controlled

test data. Eventually, we can convert the die roll to a pseudorandom number for game

simulations.

#Validate data entry by throwing an error for numerical input $<2$ or $>12.$

If turn number $>1$ and die roll $=7$ player loses

If turn number $>1$ and die roll $=$ point number player wins

Else turn number $+=1$

Print the turn number, the die roll and the result.