Setting a list without writing it manually? (Python3)

I'm having some issues with my python program. I need to generate a list of numbers from 1 to 100 for use inside of a variable.

import random
import time

tries = 0
sumcoin = 0

list = (1, 100)

def run():
        while True:
                global sumcoin
                global tries
                correct = (list)
                guessed = (list)
                if guessed == correct:
                        print (f"\033[0;32;40mCorrect Guess! It was {correct}, found after {tries} attempts.\033[0;37;40m.")
                        sumcoin=sumcoin+1
                        print (f"You guessed  {sumcoin} times Correctly!")
                        tries = 0
                        sumcoin=sumcoin+1
                time.sleep(1)
                tries=tries+1
run()

The code is intended to generate a number from 1 to 100, guess it, and if it guesses wrongly then it will restart the process I will make the variable random with random.choice() or randint. This is the snippet output:

user@user:~ $ python3 list.py 
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 0 attempts..
You guessed  1 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..
You guessed  3 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..
You guessed  5 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..
You guessed  7 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..
You guessed  9 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..
You guessed  11 times Correctly!
Correct Guess! It was (1, 100), found after 1 attempts..

As you can see, it only guessed the exact variable "(1, 100)". I am trying to make a random number out of 100 each time a new number is guessed. I searched online for the issue, but could not find any reliable results that could help me. Any and all assistance would be really, really appreciated.