Python random number game, response different based on closeness to random number

Question

Attempting to generate different responses based on closeness of guess to the randomly generated number. Commented out sections are my attempts at generating a different response for a guess that is within 10 numbers of the random number.

import random

while True:

    number = random.randint(1,1000)
    guess = 0
    tries = 0

    while guess != number:
        guess = input('Please enter your guess, number must be between 0 and 1000: ')
        tries += 1
    if guess < number:
        if number - 10 <= guess:
            print('Getting warm but still too low!')
        print('Too Low!')
    elif guess > number:
        if number + 10 >= guess:
            print('Getting warm but still too high!')
        print('Too High!')
    print("Great Guess! The number was %i and you guessed it in %s tries!") % (number, tries)
    again = raw_input("Enter 'y' or 'n' to select to play again: ")
    if again == 'n':
        break

Yields the below output when within the specified range of the randomly generated number.

Please enter your guess, number must be between 0 and 1000: 256
Getting warm but still too low!
Too Low!
Please enter your guess, number must be between 0 and 1000: 257
Great Guess! The number was 257 and you guessed it in 13 tries!

Answer 1

The problem is due to indentation, as a beginner you should see how basic nested loop work. The code after indentation will yield the correct result. I have added an additional else to handle print "Too Low" and "Too High"

import random

while True:

    number = random.randint(1,1000)
    guess = 0
    tries = 0

    while guess != number:
         guess = input('Please enter your guess, number must be between 0 and 1000: ')
         tries += 1
         if guess < number:
             if number - 10 <= guess:
                 print('Getting warm but still too low!')
             else:
                 print('Too Low!')
         elif guess > number:
             if number + 10 >= guess:
                 print('Getting warm but still too high!')
             else:
                 print('Too High!')
        else:
            print("Great Guess! The number was %i and you guessed it in %s tries!") % (number, tries)

    again = raw_input("Enter 'y' or 'n' to select to play again: ")
    if again == 'n':
        break

Answer 2

The problem is because the condition of the first 'if clause' is met first, the others condition will be ignored. You could re-arrange the if clause to show the message as you want:

    if number - 10 <= guess:
        print('Getting warm but still too low!')
    elif guess < number:
        print('Too Low!') 
    elif number + 10 >= guess:
        print('Getting warm but still too high!')
    elif guess > number:
        print('Too High!')