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Write a section of code to simulate the opening coin toss of a football game. The visiting team gets to choose heads or tails. If the team guesses correctly they get to choose to kick or receive. Otherwise the home team gets the same choice. Display the final result of the coin flip in form similar to below
Possibly output "home team has won the toss"
"Home team has chosen to kick first"
Or "visting team has won the toss"
"Visiting team has chosen to receive first"
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