How to fix a syntax error (if written correctly)?

Question

Python

From the program “Health”, Anya learned that it is recommended to sleep at least A hours a day, but oversleeping is also harmful and you should not sleep more than B hours. Anya now sleeps H hours a day. If Anya's sleep mode satisfies the recommendations of the "Health" program, print "It's OK". If Anya sleeps less than A hours, print “Lack of sleep”, if more than B hours, then print “Oversleeping”.

a = int(input())
b = int(input())
c = int(input())
if b > c > a:
    print('Это нормально')
elif c > b
    print('Пересып')
elif c < a
    print('Недосып')

Answer 1

a = int(input())
b = int(input())
c = int(input())
if b > c > a:
print'Это нормально'
elif c > b:
print'Пересып'
elif c < a:
print'Недосып'

You missed a colon.

Answer 2

And there are also logical errors in the code - not all conditions are covered. For example, with equalities.