about syntax errors

I'm practicing python and I'm using python 3.5 32-bit and created the "guessing game" program but continue to get a syntax error :
Here's my code-
import random
print("\tWelcome to 'Guess MY Number'!")
print("\n I'm thinking of a number between 1 and 100.")
print("Try to guess as little as possible.")

the_number = random.randint(1,100)
guess= True
Tries = 0

while guess !=the_number:
  guess = (input("Take a guess"))


  try:
      guess = int(guess)
  except VauleError:
        print("The was not an integer."
  else:
      if guess<1 or guess > 100:
          print("That was not a integer.")
        elif guess > the_number:
            print("Lower...")
        elif guess < the_number:
            print("Higher...")
  tries += 1

print("You guessed it! The number was", the_number)
print("And ou only took", tries,"tries.")

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Dwight IvanovAsked:
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phoffric\Commented:
Most code, but especially python, must be inserted using code tags because then it is easier to see the indentation.
Based on your OP code, the indentation appears a little off. But maybe that was just the way you input your data in the OP.

You should copy/paste the exact syntax error into the OP.
phoffric\Commented:
Also, Tries and tries are different tokens. Case sensitive, Python is.
phoffric\Commented:
VauleError - typo.
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phoffric\Commented:
After correcting indentation, typos, and case sensitive mistakes, your program works fine.
Platform used: VS 2013 Community. Great debugger.
peprCommented:
When observing a syntax error, it can be a bit higher than the reported line. You have a missing closing parenthesis at the line 17.

Use indentation by 4 spaces for one level. The elif... at line 21 and below are indented more that allowed with respect to the line 19. Here is a bit cleaned code: 
#!python3

import random
print("\tWelcome to 'Guess MY Number'!")
print("\n I'm thinking of a number between 1 and 100.")
print("Try to guess as little as possible.")

the_number = random.randint(1, 100)
guess = None
tries = 0

while guess != the_number:
   guess = input("Take a guess: ")
   
   try:
       guess = int(guess)
   except ValueError:
       print("That was not an integer.")
   else:
       if guess < 1 or guess > 100:
           print("That was not a integer.")
       elif guess > the_number:
           print("Lower...")
       elif guess < the_number:
           print("Higher...")
   tries += 1

print("You guessed it! The number was", the_number)
print("And ou only took", tries,"tries.")

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Gerwin Jansen, EE MVETopic Advisor Commented:
Some more lines for you to look at that contain errors:

!=the_number:
VauleError:
print("The was not an integer."
guess<1
print("You guessed it! The number was", the_number)
print("And ou only took", tries,"tries.")
Dwight IvanovAuthor Commented:
Thank you everyone
Gerwin Jansen, EE MVETopic Advisor Commented:
You're welcome. Since you're new at EE, don't forget to close the question ;)
peprCommented:
You should add the "hash bang" sequence to the very first line like:
#!/usr/bin/env python3

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Say the script is named guess_no, then use the command
chmod +x guess_no

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The two things together will make your script an executable -- as any other executable utility. That is, you can launch it by simply typing 
$ guess_no

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