how do i make x a random number from 1 to 100?

Question

x=
y=x*8
z=y*3
a=(z+y)/2
print(a)
if 50<a<500:
print("oy mate, thats a large number.")
else:
if 500<=a<1000:
print("matey, ye be finding some large integers.")
else:
if 1000<=a:
print("that number be a kraken")
if a<=50:
print("oy matey, thats a wee lil feller")

as you can see i was messing around (this is like a practice code for me) and i have it set to give certain messages for certain values to the math equation. how do i make x random to not have to change it manually every time? i tried doing
x= import random:
blah blah and it keeps saying invalid syntax on the import bit. please help me out

edit: i figured it out. i did
import random
number=random.randint(1,100)
x=number
print(x)
i know the x=number isnt needed and print could be number but i prefer individual variables :)

Answer 1

To make what Bogdan said more simple

import random

value = random.randint(1, 100)
print(value)

Answer 2

first say: import random, that will import module for random numbers, then say: x = random.randint(1,1000) and it will print random number between one and 1000, also, you can use any number you like just insert it in ()

Answer 3

#Learnt this yesterday. 4 lines of code though. I'm practicing.
from random import choice as a
value=list (range(1,100))
realvalue=a (value)
print (realvalue)

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

Ок