For this assignment, you will program a game called Pig. Pig is a two-player game where players compete to be the first to reach (or surpass) 100 points. Pig usually involves players taking turns rolling a regular 6-sided die. However, in your computer version of the game, you will simulate rolling a die by generating a random number from 1-6 and then display the number on the screen.

Your program does not have to look exactly like the one above; in fact, we encourage you to be creative with the layout so that you can gain more experience with the graphics APIs. There are some constraints that you have to follow though, which are described later.

The rules for Pig are as follows:

_ Player 1 and Player 2 both have scores that start at 0. There is also a trough, which starts at 0 points. Player 1 goes first.

_ On each turn, the player has the option to either roll or pass.

_ If the player chooses to roll, then he or she rolls the die.

_ If the roll was 2-6, then that number of points is added to the trough, and it remains the same player's turn (he or she may choose to roll or pass again).

_ But, if the roll was 1, then the trough is reset back to 0, the player receives no points, and it becomes the opposing player's turn.

_ If the player chooses to pass, then the number of points in the trough is added to his or her score, the trough is reset back to 0, and it becomes the opposing player's turn.

_ The game ends once one player's score reaches or exceeds 100 points, at which point that player is the winner.