Getting a syntax error in Python when attempting to use an if/else statement -

Getting a syntax error in Python when attempting to use an if/else statement -

import random x = (random.randrange(0,100)) print("i (the computer) have thought of number between 0 , 100.") print(x) guess = int(input("take guess: ")) while guess != x: if guess > x: print("your guess high!") elif guess < x: print("your guess low!") else guess == x: print("you've guessed number!")

when seek run code, syntax error , highlights word "guess". thought what's wrong here?

edit: may doing while loop incorrectly, if remove while loop, still same error don't think that's issue.

the else mustn't have condition.

it's executed when if/else blocks fail , hence doesn't require one.

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