Code from Lecture - Dice Checker with some error checking

/* Dice Checker Lecture Demo Continued
   Marc Chee (cs1511@cse.unsw.edu.au), June 2020
   
   This small example will ask the user to input the
   result of two dice rolls.
   It will then check the sum of them against its 
   secret number.
   It will report back: 
       a success (higher or equal)
       a failure (lower)
       
   In this extended example, we worked through what
   the program could do if it received input values
   outside the range it expected. We looked at different
   options, ranging from exiting the program to
   correcting input in different ways.
*/

#include <stdio.h>

#define SECRET_TARGET 7
#define MIN_VALUE 1
#define MAX_VALUE 6

int main(void) {
    // read in and store the value of the first die
    int dieOne;
    printf("Please input the value of the first die: ");
    scanf("%d", &dieOne);
    
    // This error checking is an example of us reading incorrect
    // input and correcting it.
    if (dieOne >= MIN_VALUE && dieOne <= MAX_VALUE) {
        // valid roll
    } else {
        // invalid roll
        printf(
            "Die One, %d, was outside the range %d-%d.\n",
            dieOne, MIN_VALUE, MAX_VALUE
        );
        /* correct the invalid input using clamping
        if (dieOne < MIN_VALUE) {
            dieOne = MIN_VALUE;
        } else if (dieOne > MAX_VALUE) {
            dieOne = MAX_VALUE;
        } */
        
        // correct invalid input using modulus
        dieOne = dieOne % MAX_VALUE;
        printf("dieOne after modulus is: %d\n", dieOne);
        if (dieOne == 0) {
            dieOne = MAX_VALUE;
            printf("corrected value from 0 to %d\n", dieOne);
        } else if (dieOne < 0) {
            // Two options for dealing with negative mod outcomes here
            //dieOne = dieOne + MAX_VALUE;
            dieOne = dieOne * -1;
            printf("corrected negative value to %d\n", dieOne);
        }
    }
    
    // read in and store the value of the second die 
    int dieTwo;
    printf("Please input the value of the second die: ");
    scanf("%d", &dieTwo);

    // This error checking is an example of us rejecting incorrect
    // input and just exiting the program.
    if (dieTwo >= MIN_VALUE && dieTwo <= MAX_VALUE) {
        // valid roll
    } else {
        // invalid roll
        printf("Die Two, %d, was incorrect. Program will exit now.\n", dieTwo);
        return 1;
    }
    
    int total = dieOne + dieTwo;
    printf("Total of the dice roll is: %d\n", total);
    
    // Check the total against the secret number    
    if (total >= SECRET_TARGET) { // Success
        printf("Success!\n");
    } else { // Failure
        printf("Failure!\n");
    }
    
    return 0;
}