title: How would I change the colour of text in python?
body: <p>I have made a program in where I have two separate players, as the players go through my game I want it to be clear what players score is by colour, so for example I want Player1 text to be red but Player2 to be blue, is there anyway of doing this since Python 3 on windows has no modules for colour</p>
  
  <pre><code>  if sum == 1:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+1-5
  
  if sum == 2:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+2+10
  
  if sum == 3:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+3-5
  
  if sum == 4:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+4+10
  
  if sum == 5:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+5-5
  
  if sum == 6:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+6+10
  
  if sum == 7:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+7-5
  
  if sum == 8:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+8+10
  
  if sum == 9:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+9-5
  
  if sum == 10:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+10+10
  
  if sum == 11:
      print("Since you rolled an odd you have lost 5 points")
      x=x+11-5
  
  if sum == 12:
      print("Since you rolled an even you have gained 10 points")
      x=x+12+10
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I want this players output to be default blue but</p>
  
  <pre><code> if sum == 1:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")
      y=y+1-5   
  
  if sum == 2:
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+2-10
  
  if sum == 3:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")
      y=y+3-5
  
  if sum == 4:
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+4+10
  
  if sum == 5:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")                
      y=y+5-5                                         
  
  if sum == 6:
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+6+10
  
  if sum == 7:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")
      y=y+7-5
  
  if sum == 8: 
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+8+10
  
  if sum == 9:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")
      y=y+9-5
  
  if sum == 10:
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+10+10
  
  if sum == 11:
      print("Since you rolled a odd you have lost 5 points")
      y=y+11-5
  
  if sum == 12:
      print("Since you rolled a even you have gained 10 points")
      y=y+12+10
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>This players output to be in red or any other colour, please help?</p>