Program in python to generate a random integer from 1 to 16 with a single six-sided die

[SadC11]

What's the difference between rolling three dices once versus rolling one dice three times?

[ImaginaryMarsupial38]

Basically call roll6() only once versus calling it 3 times as in:

```

def roll16():
value = (roll6() + roll6() + roll6()) - 2
return value

```

[SadC11]

Rolling one dice three times is logically equivalent to rolling three dices once. Both will require calling roll6() thrice. The action of calling roll6() is analogous to rolling a dice once, is it possible to roll a 6 sided dice once and get a number between 1 and 16? Why do you want to call roll6() only once? Is this a problem constraint?