Yes. I'm getting tired of it, but that doesn't mean I won't help you. I don't want to be the one who ignores you based on inability to code. We all started somewhere, and so you don't deserve that. I just wish you put a bit of effort into trying to fix the syntax errors.
In reference to your last post's code:
eg.) If guess is >0 AND <=100 AND > answer:
print ' too low'
You can get an "if" statement to work that way, like so:
if (guess > 0) and (guess <= 100) and (guess > answer):
print "Too Low"
The main thing you were missing is you have to include the variable 'guess' for each relationship. Python can't just assume what variable you want to use for the next relationship.
Note, the brackets aren't necessary. It's just to help show how the statement is broken up.
But as for the logic of your program, it's stuck in an infinite loop, because you don't keep asking the user for a new number. You only ask him once. That's one of your problems.