Use Python 3.6

Create a function n_sided_dice_roll to simulate the rolling of an n-sided dice. This function will utilize the built-in random.randint function to generate a random number in the range 1 to n (including both end points) and return the generated random number. User will provide the value for n. To demonstrate, youll call the n_sided_dice_roll function 5 times and output the number you got every time.

Below are some helpful pointers.

import random # https://docs.python.org/2/library/random.html (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. has more information

>>> help(random.randint)

Help on method randint in module random:

randint(a, b) method of random.Random instance

Return random integer in range [a, b], including both end points.

Example of expected output is:

Enter the number of sides of the dice: 10

Following numbers are generated when rolling a 10-sided dice.

For roll 1, you got: 10

For roll 2, you got: 5

For roll 3, you got: 8

For roll 4, you got: 2

For roll 5, you got: 6

Bonus (optional):

Create two n-sided dices and output the numbers you get. Example output is:

Enter the number of sides of the dice: 10

Following numbers are generated when rolling two 10-sided dices.

For roll 1 you got: 8, 6

For roll 2 you got: 5, 7

For roll 3 you got: 7, 1

For roll 4 you got: 2, 4

For roll 5 you got: 6, 10