Why isn’t 2nd message printing?

Question

So I have this code:

input1=input()
strinput1=str(input1)
if int(input1)>=int(1001):
print("Input must be less than 1000")
elif not input1
print("Input1: Please enter a value")
else:
print("Input1:"+strinput1)

input2=input()
strinput2=str(input2)
if int(input2)>=int(251):
print("Input must be less than 250")
elif not input2
print("Input2: Please enter a value")
else:
print("Input2:"+strinput2)

I’m trying to make a code that takes inputs and:
•prints a message if the inputs are over a certain number
•prints a different message if there is no input
•prints the inputted values if there are no issues with the above 2 points

When I run this code with no input, only the message for the 1st blank input gets printed. If I run it with 1 input, the message about the 2nd blank input value doesn’t get printed.

Why is this happening and is there a way to get the 2nd message about blank input to print when I run the code with no/only 1 input?

Answer 1

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This may be a bit of overkill, but maybe you can adapt it to your needs

https://code.sololearn.com/c6GWQYvqROe0/?ref=app