Python-Random-Dice-roller

A lightweight, terminal-based Python tool that simulates rolling multiple dice and displays them horizontally using high-quality ASCII art. This project focuses on clean logic, user input validation, and nested loop structures.

Features

• Side-by-Side Display: Unlike standard scripts that print dice one under another, this tool uses nested loops to render dice faces horizontally.
• Persistent Sessions: Roll as many times as you like without restarting the program.
• Input Validation: Built-in checks to ensure the user enters a valid number of dice (integers > 0).
• Dynamic Scoring: Automatically calculates and displays the sum of all dice rolled in the current round.

Technical Topics Covered

This project was built to practice core Python concepts required for open-source contributions (like Zulip):

• Dictionary Mapping: Using a dictionary to store and retrieve complex ASCII tuple data.
• Nested Iteration: Managing for loops to synchronize line-by-line printing across multiple list items.
• Control Flow: Implementing while loops with continue and break for a smooth user experience.
• Variable Scoping: Ensuring list and integer resets occur correctly within the loop cycle.

How to Run

1. Make sure you have Python 3 installed.
2. Clone this repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/Raushan-tryingtocode/Python-Random-Dice-roller/tree/main](https://github.com/Raushan-tryingtocode/Python-Random-Dice-roller/tree/main)

3.bash to run: python dice_roller.py