[Python] The program does not re-run instead the else statement is executed

Recently, I created this simple game in VS Code. However, if I try to run the code when the game is asking for input, the undefined statement (which I wrote for cases when the input is invalid, check code with #UNDEFINED ERROR ) is executed only . The program does not re-run instead the else(check code with #UNDEFINED ERROR) statement is executed for invalid input in IDE.

MY THEORY IS WHEN I PRESS RUN IN VS CODE IT ENTER CERTAIN SYMBOL TO TELL COMPILER TO RE-RUN THE PROGRAM BUT WHEN PROGRAM IS ASKIG FOR INPUT IN TERMINAL IT GETS INTERPRETED AS INVALID INPUT I AM NOT SURE AS IT HAS NOT HAPPENED BEFORE.

import random # Importing the random module to generate random numbers

# Initializing variables
inp = 1
comp_won = user_won = 0

# Printing the welcome message and instructions
print("WELCOME TO GUESS THE NUMBER!\n\nEnter: \n'0' for answer\n'-1' for exit\n\nBEST OF 3:\n")


# Main game loop: continues until the user inputs -1 or either player wins 3 rounds
while int(inp) != -1 and user_won != 3 and comp_won != 3:
try_remain = 7 # Number of attempts for each round
num_to_guess = random.randint(1, 100) # Generating a random number between 1 and 100


# Loop for each round: continues until attempts run out or the user guesses correctly
while try_remain > 1:
inp = input(f"Guess the number ({try_remain-1} attempts left): ") # Prompting user for input

if inp.isdigit(): # Checking if the input is a digit
if int(inp) == num_to_guess: # If the guess is correct
user_won += 1
print(f"You won this round!!!\nScore: {user_won}:{comp_won}\n")
break

elif num_to_guess < int(inp) <= 100: # If the guess is too high
print("Hint: The number is lesser")
try_remain -= 1

elif int(inp) == 0: # Special case for input 0
try_remain -= 6

elif int(inp) == -1: # Special case for input -1
print(f"\nThe number was {num_to_guess}")
print("Exiting program...")
break

elif 0 < int(inp) < num_to_guess: # If the guess is too low
print("Hint: The number is greater")
try_remain -= 1

else: # If the input is out of the valid range
print("Input should be an integer between 1-100")

else: #UNDEFINED ERROR If the input is not a digit
with open(r'prize.txt', 'a+') as f: # Opening the prize file
f.seek(0)
l = [li.strip() for li in f.readlines()] # Reading the prize codes


if inp.upper() in l: # Checking if the input matches a prize code
print(f"\nThe number was {num_to_guess}")
user_won += 1
print(f"You won this round!!!\nScore: {user_won}:{comp_won}\n")
l.remove(inp) # Removing the used prize code
with open(r"prize.txt", 'w') as f: # Writing the updated prize codes back to the file
for it in l:
f.write(f"{try_remain}\n")
inp = 1
break

print("Input should be an integer between 1-100")


else: # If the user fails to guess the number within the allowed attempts
print(f"The number was {num_to_guess}")
comp_won += 1
print(f"You lost this round!!!\nScore: {user_won}:{comp_won}\n")



# End of game: printing the final scores and determining the winner
else:
print(f"Your score: {user_won}\nComputer score: {comp_won}\n")
if user_won > comp_won and int(inp) != -1:
print("You won the game!!!")
prize = "".join(random.sample('ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ', 4)) # Generating a random prize code
with open(r"prize.txt", 'a') as f: # Saving the prize code to the file
f.write(f"{prize}\n")
print(f"Use code-{prize} in the next round for an instant victory")
else:
print("Computer won!!!")


#ELSE OR UNDEFINED STATEMENT:

else: # If the input is not a digit
with open(r'prize.txt', 'a+') as f: # Opening the prize file
f.seek(0)
l = [li.strip() for li in f.readlines()] # Reading the prize codes


if inp.upper() in l: # Checking if the input matches a prize code
print(f"\nThe number was {num_to_guess}")
user_won += 1
print(f"You won this round!!!\nScore: {user_won}:{comp_won}\n")
l.remove(inp) # Removing the used prize code
with open(r"prize.txt", 'w') as f: # Writing the updated prize codes back to the file
for it in l:
f.write(f"{try_remain}\n")
inp = 1
break

print("Input should be an integer between 1-100")


expectation:

#FIRST TIME PROGRAM IS RUN:

WELCOME TO GUESS THE NUMBER!

enter:
'0' for answer
'-1' for exit

BEST OF 10:

guess the number(6): 50
Hint: no. is greater
guess the number(5):

#NOW RUN BUTTON IS PRESSED AGAIN:

WELCOME TO GUESS THE NUMBER!

enter:
'0' for answer
'-1' for exit

BEST OF 10:

guess the number(6):

#PROGRAM RE-RUN AGAIN SUCCESSFULLY


REAL OUTPUT:

#FIRST TIME PROGRAM IS RUN:

WELCOME TO GUESS THE NUMBER!

enter:
'0' for answer
'-1' for exit

BEST OF 10:

guess the number(6): 50
Hint: no. is greater
guess the number(5):

#NOW RUN BUTTON IS PRESSED AGAIN:

guess the number(5): python -u "c:\Users\vatsa\OneDrive\Desktop\vatsal_vscode\tkinter\staa.py"
input should be integer between 1-100
guess the number(5):

#PROGRAM DOES NOR RE COMPILE INSTEAD WE GET OUTPUT LIKE WE HAVE PASSED SOME VALUE TO INPUT FUNCTION

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