Dice Rolling Simulator using Python-random

Last Updated : 13 May, 2022

In this article, we will create a classic rolling dice simulator with the help of basic Python knowledge. Here we will be using the random module since we randomize the dice simulator for random outputs.

Function used:

1) random.randint(): This function generates a random number in the given range. Below is the implementation.

Example 1: Dice Simulator

Python3

import random


x = "y"
 
while x == "y":
    
    # Generates a random number
    # between 1 and 6 (including
    # both 1 and 6)
    no = random.randint(1,6)
    
    if no == 1:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[  0  ]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[-----]")
    if no == 2:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[ 0   ]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[   0 ]")
        print("[-----]")
    if no == 3:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[0 0 0]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[-----]")
    if no == 4:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[0   0]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[0   0]")
        print("[-----]")
    if no == 5:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[0   0]")
        print("[  0  ]")
        print("[0   0]")
        print("[-----]")
    if no == 6:
        print("[-----]")
        print("[0 0 0]")
        print("[     ]")
        print("[0 0 0]")
        print("[-----]")
        
    x=input("press y to roll again and n to exit:")
    print("\n")

Output:

Example 2: Dice simulator

Python

import random 
while True:
  print('''1.roll the dice    2.To exit ''')
  user = int(input("what you want to do\n"))
  if user==1:
    number = random.randint(1,6)
    print(number)
  else:
    break