TASK 3 (25 points) [Testing: Variables and expression, strings, conditional-statements, loops] Function task3() is a simple dice game that roles a dice ten times. The user wins if they have more than 35 points. The number of points is the sum of all the dice rolls and a bonus of 10 points if exactly two of the dice rolls are ones. Implement your dice game as follows: (1) Print a welcome message (2) Output the result of 10 dice rolls using randint(1,6)-print roll # and dice value as shown below. (3) Sum up the values of rolls 1-10. (4) If two of the rolls were the number 1, then print out "+10 Bonus for snake eyes [1][1]!". Add 10 points to the sum-[Note that more than two "ones" do not get a bonus]. (5) If the final points (including bonus) is greater than 35, the user wins; otherwise, they lose. Print out the appropriate message as shown below. (6) Ask the user to input 'Y' to play again. (7) If the user inputs either 'Y' or 'y', return to (1) and play the game again. Otherwise, the function is done. Example of task running (user input in red). --Task 3-- Dice Game Rolling Die 10 times Roll 1: [6] Roll 2: [2] Roll 3: [6] Roll 4: [6] Roll 5: [5] Roll 6: [1] Roll 7: [1] Roll 8: [1] Roll 9: [3] Roll 10: [6] Print the dice values as shown. Print roll # (starting from 1) and the dice value in []. More than two [1] does not result in the "snake eye" bonus of 10 points. After showing the two rolls results, sum up the value of all the dice. If it is more than 35 the user wins Total 37 OVER 35 POINTS [YOU WIN!]. -- Enter 'Y' to play again: y + Dice Game Ask the user to enter 'Y' to play again. if 'Y' or 'y' is entered, continue to play. Rolling Die 10 times Roll 1: [6] Roll 2: [1] Roll 3: [4] Roll 4: [5] Roll 5: [2] Roll 6: [1] Roll 7: [4] Roll 8: [3] Roll 9: [1] Roll 10: [2] Total 29 Here the sum for the second game is 35 or TOO FEW POINTS [YOU LOSE!]« less. The user loses. -- Enter 'Y' to play again: y