I don't know what's wrong with this code [Python Console]

[H0M1C1D4L_P1G]

Okay so I have managed to resolve the problem; I just changed some of the typecasting and such, because I had forgotten that when a variable's value is determined by an input, it is automatically regarded as a string. Here is the finished code:

>>> attempts=0;guess=0;number=random.randint(1,100)
>>> while int(guess)!=number:
...     if int(attempts)<1:guess=input('Feeling lucky?  Take a guess!\n');attempts+=1
...     elif int(guess)>number:guess=input('Too high!  Would you like to try again?\nEnter a number = Yes          Alt + F4 = No\n');attempts+=1
...     elif int(guess)<number:guess=input('Try a bit higher!  Would you like to try again?\nEnter a number = Yes          Alt + F4 = No\n');attempts+=1
... else:
...     if attempts<5:print('Congratulations!  That only took you '+str(attempts)+' attempts - pretty impressive!')
...     elif int(attempts)<10:print('It took you '+str(attempts)+' tries, but you got there eventually!')
...     else:print('Gosh!  '+str(attempts)+' guesses?!  It\'s not your lucky day.');print(input('How long did you spend trying?\n')+'?  Lol')

Also, ichabod801, when you say not to use ; to put multiple commands in one line, where I have lines like

if int(attempts)<1:guess=input('Feeling lucky?  Take a guess!\n');attempts+=1

I was unsure how to put the

attempts+=1

section in a separate line with accurate syntax. Could you give me an example of how to do this? Also any optimisation (or general) tips would be appreciated.