Perform a simulation for a simplified and modified version of the Snakes and Ladders game [1] [2] with the following features.

1. Board features 1.1. The board must contain 30 tiles. 1.2. The board must contain 3 snake-type squares indicated by the letter S (snakes). 1.3. The board must contain 3 ladder-type boxes with the letter L (ladders). 1.4. The remaining boxes must be identified as normal boxes with the letter N. 1.5. Each snake square must take the player back 3 squares (penalty). 1.6. Each stair box should advance 3 additional boxes (reward). 1.7. Each box is identified by a natural number from 1.
2. Player Features 2.1. The game must support 2 players. 2.2. Each player is identified with a natural number from 1. 2.3. At the beginning of the game all players are in box 1. 2.4. Player 1 starts the first turn of game
3. Game features 3.1. The game consists of a succession of turns 3.2. Each turn can be executed on the command line any of the following 2 possible actions: 3.2.1. Enter the letter "C" (continue) to continue the game with the next turn 3.2.2. Enter the letter "E" (end) to end the game 3.2.3. Only before the first turn you should print the following instruction menu: Press
   C to continue next turn, or E to end the game: 3.2.4. If the key entered is not one of "C" or "E" the following message should be printed: Invalid option, please press C to continue next turn or E to end the game 3.3. Execution of the turn 3.3.1. During each turn, the following turn information must be printed on the console. 3.3.2. The number of the turn (the first turn is indicated by the number 1) 3.3.3. The number of the player with the current turn 3.3.4. The box number corresponding to the player's current position 3.3.5. The number obtained by simulating a conventional 6-sided die 3.3.6. The type of square the player should move to after throwing the dice 3.3.6.1. N for normal boxes 3.3.6.2. S for snake squares (Snake) 3.3.6.3. L for ladder boxes (Ladder) 3.3.7. The final square to which the player must move 3.3.7.1. If the box is Normal, then indicate the final position directly 3.3.7.2. If the box is Ladder, the final position will be the result of the corresponding increment in squares indicated by the reward 3.3.7.3. If the box is Snake, the final position will result from the corresponding retracement in squares, indicated by the penalty 3.3.7.4. If a special square (Snake or Ladder) results in the turn player falling into another special square, this second should be ignored, i.e. only one jump or one recoil per turn is allowed

3.3.8. The following example represents the result of the first turn, for player number 1, assuming he gets a 5 on the die, and box number 6 is a snake with a penalty of 3 squares: 1 1 1 5 S 3 3.3.9. Each turn element must be separated from the previous one by a blank space 3.4. End of game: 3.4.1. Once the game is over, either by a player's victory, by instruction of a player or by the turn limit, the message must be printed on a new line: -- GAME OVER -- 3.4.2. If the maximum number of turns has been reached, the following message should be printed: The maximum number of turns has been reached... 3.4.3. If at the end of the turn the current or current playhas reached or exceeded the final square, the game ends. In this case you must print the number of the last box on the board, that is, if the board has 30 boxes, you cannot print that box 31. Once the turn information is printed, the following message should be printed indicating which player won the game instead of the symbol "#": Player # is the winner!!! 3.4.4. If the final box has not been exceeded and the key with the uppercase letter "E" is pressed, the game ends and the following message should be printed: Thanks for playing!!!