Write a Python program that simulates rolling two dice until you get "snake eyes" (when both dice show a value of 1)

import random

# Initialize variables
roll_count = 0
snake_eyes = False

# Loop until snake eyes is rolled
while not snake_eyes:
# Roll two dice
die1 = random.randint(1, 6)
die2 = random.randint(1, 6)
roll_count += 1 # Increment roll count

# Print the result of the roll
print(f”Rolled: {die1} {die2}”)

# Check if it’s snake eyes (both dice are 1)
if die1 == 1 and die2 == 1:
snake_eyes = True

# Print the total rolls it took to get snake eyes
print(f”It took you {roll_count} rolls to get snake eyes.”)

Explanation:

1. Dice Rolling Logic:
   • Use the random.randint(1, 6) function to simulate rolling a die.
   • Roll two dice and store their values in die1 and die2.
2. Snake Eyes Check:
   • If both dice values are 1, the loop ends.
3. Count Rolls:
   • Keep a roll_count variable to track the total number of rolls.
4. Output Format:
   • Match the format in the sample output by printing the dice rolls and the final message.