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Syntaxerror: Invalid Syntax in Python 3

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wrote a program that comes out of the number from 1 to the introduced number, and the player must be guessing it, but Syntaxerror gives it to check the introduced number. What do I do wrong?

from random import randint
TOP = INT (INPUT ('INPUT A HIGHESTIN POSSIBLE NUMBER.'))
RAND_NUMBER = RANDINT (1, TOP)
ATTEMPT = 0.
While 1 == 1:
  Guess = (Input ('Input Your Guess.')
  IF 1 & GT; Guess or Guess & GT; Top: # If the Guess is outside [1, Top], it starts errors.
    Print ('Are You Giving Up? Y / N')
    ANSWER = INPUT ()
    IF Answer in ['N', 'N', 'NO', 'NO', 'NO']:
      Print ("OK, We Are Back to the Game!")
      Continue.
    ELSE:
      PRINT ('GAME OVER')
      Break

Answer 1, Authority 100%

Guess = (Input ('Input Your Guess.')
Lack of brackets


Answer 2, Authority 25%

from random import randint
TOP = INT (INPUT ('INPUT A HIGHEST POSSIBLE NUMBER:'))
RAND_NUMBER = RANDINT (1, TOP)
ATTEMPT = 0.
While True:
  Guess = Int (Input: 'Input Your Guess:'))
  IF Guess Not in Range (1, Top):
    answer = input ('Are You Giving Up? Y / N')
    If Answer.Lower () In ('N', 'No'):
      Print ("OK, We Are Back to the Game!")
      Continue.
    elif answer.lower () in ('y', 'yes'):
      PRINT ('GAME OVER')
      Break

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