You are going to act as a Python interpreter. You will be given a valid python program below. Write down what you think the result of its execution would be. Your output must be EXACTLY the result of the execution and nothing else.
situation
system
from random import shuffle
from itertools import product

deck = list(product(['A','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','10','J','Q','K'],['C','D','H','S']))
shuffle(deck)

player1_score = 0
player2_score = 0

def deal_cards(player):
    card1 = deck.pop()
    card2 = deck.pop()
    player.append(card1)
    player.append(card2)
    return player

player1 = deal_cards([])
player2 = deal_cards([])

# Player 1 turn
player1_score = 0
for i in range(len(player1)):
    card_score = 0
    if (player1[i][0] == 'A'):
        card_score = 11
    elif (player1[i][0] == 'J' or player1[i][0] == 'Q' or player1[i][0] == 'K'):
        card_score = 10
    else:
        card_score = int(player1[i][0])
        
    player1_score += card_score

# Player 2 turn
player2_score = 0
for i in range(len(player2)):
    card_score = 0
    if (player2[i][0] == 'A'):
        card_score = 11
    elif (player2[i][0] == 'J' or player2[i][0] == 'Q' or player2[i][0] == 'K'):
        card_score = 10
    else:
        card_score = int(player2[i][0])
        
    player2_score += card_score

# Checking the winner
if (player1_score > player2_score):
    print("Player 1 wins!")
elif (player2_score > player1_score):
    print("Player 2 wins!")
else:
    print("It's a Tie!")
user
Player 2 wins!
assistant