Specified that dice should be six-sided and added bonus exercise

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 Let's try to practice all of the basic features of **[R]{.sans-serif}** that you just learned.
 
-Write a function that can simulate the roll of a pair of dice (let's call them red and blue) an arbitrary number of times. This function should return a vector with the values of the red die that were strictly larger than the corresponding values of the blue die. Hint: to simulate rolling a die, you can use the function `sample()`. 
+Write a function that can simulate the roll of a pair of six-sided dice (let's call them red and blue) an arbitrary number of times. This function should return a vector with the values of the red die that were strictly larger than the corresponding values of the blue die. Hint: to simulate rolling a die, you can use the function `sample()`.
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+Bonus: modify your function so that the dice can have different numbers of faces.

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 <h2 data-number="2.9" class="anchored" data-anchor-id="exercise"><span class="header-section-number">2.9</span> Exercise</h2>
 <p>Let’s try to practice all of the basic features of <strong><span class="sans-serif">R</span></strong> that you just learned.</p>
-<p>Write a function that can simulate the roll of a pair of dice (let’s call them red and blue) an arbitrary number of times. This function should return a vector with the values of the red die that were strictly larger than the corresponding values of the blue die. Hint: to simulate rolling a die, you can use the function <code>sample()</code>.</p>
+<p>Write a function that can simulate the roll of a pair of six-sided dice (let’s call them red and blue) an arbitrary number of times. This function should return a vector with the values of the red die that were strictly larger than the corresponding values of the blue die. Hint: to simulate rolling a die, you can use the function <code>sample()</code>.</p>
+<p>Bonus: modify your function so that the dice can have different numbers of faces.</p>
 
 
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