dice_game.py

# import modules 
import turtle 
import random 

# creating the screen 
d = turtle.Screen() 
d.setup(width=300, height=300) 
d.bgcolor('white') 
d.title('Dice Play') 
d.tracer(1) 

# creating the dots 
dot_positions = [[(0, 0, 'red'), (-100, 100, 'white'), (-100, 0, 'white'), (-100, -100, 'white'), (100, 100, 'white'), 
				(100, 0, 'white'), (100, -100, 'white')], 

				[(0, 0, 'white'), (-100, 100, 'red'), (-100, 0, 'white'), (-100, -100, 'white'), (100, 100, 'white'), (100, 0, 'white'), 
				(100, -100, 'red')], 

				[(0, 0, 'red'), (-100, 100, 'red'), (-100, 0, 'white'), (-100, -100, 'white'), (100, 100, 'white'), (100, 0, 'white'), 
				(100, -100, 'red')], 

				[(0, 0, 'white'), (-100, 100, 'red'), (-100, 0, 'white'), (-100, -100, 'red'), (100, 100, 'red'), (100, 0, 'white'), (100, -
																																	100, 'red')], 

				[(0, 0, 'red'), (-100, 100, 'red'), (-100, 0, 'white'), (-100, -100, 'red'), (100, 100, 'red'), (100, 0, 'white'), (100, -
																																	100, 'red')], 

				[(0, 0, 'white'), (-100, 100, 'red'), (-100, 0, 'red'), (-100, -100, 'red'), (100, 100, 'red'), (100, 0, 'red'), (100, -
																																100, 'red')]] 


dot = [turtle.Turtle() for _ in range(7)] 


def click(): 
# generating random number 
	num = random.randint(1, 6) 

	print(f" The number rolled on dice is {num}\n ") 
	for i in range(7): 
		dot[i].shape('circle') 
		dot[i].color(dot_positions[num-1][i][2]) 
		dot[i].penup() 
		dot[i].goto(dot_positions[num-1][i][0], dot_positions[num-1][i][1]) 
		dot[i].dot() 


d.listen() 
d.onkeypress(click, 'space') 
d.mainloop()