Question 16 is about a darts game played against a computer.

The aim of the game is to get as close to a target score of 50 as possible, without going over 50. If your score goes over 50, you lose.

The player's score starts at 0.

For each turn:

• two virtual darts (each scoring a value from 1 to 20 inclusive) are thrown
• the total of the two dart throws is added to the player's total score
• the value of each dart throw and the player's updated total score are output
• if the current score is less than 50, the player is asked if they would like to throw again. If the player inputs "yes", they get another turn; otherwise, the game ends.

At the end of the game, the program should run as follows:

• if the final score is exactly 50, output a message to say the player has won
• if the final score is greater than 50, output a message to say the player has lost
• if the final score is less than 50, the program generates a random integer between 35 and 50 inclusive representing the computer's score:
  • if this computer score is greater than the player's final score, output a message to say the player has lost
  • otherwise, output a message to say the player has won.

import random

Dart 1: 12
Dart 2: 8
Current score: 20
Throw again? yes

Dart 1: 15
Dart 2: 10
Current score: 45
Throw again? yes

Dart 1: 5
Dart 2: 4
Current score: 54
Bust! You lose.