Write a Python program that simulates rolling two dice until you get “snake eyes” (when both dice show a value of 1). Each round, roll two dice using the randint function from the random module and print the values of both dice. If the values of both dice are 1, print how many rolls it took to get snake eyes and exit the loop. Format your output to match the following sample:
Rolled: 6 5
Rolled: 3 2
Rolled: 5 6
Rolled: 6 2
Rolled: 1 4
Rolled: 1 1
It took you 6 rolls to get snake eyes.

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:
random.randint(1, 6)function to simulate rolling a die.die1anddie2.1, the loop ends.roll_countvariable to track the total number of rolls.