How do you add an entry into a 'raw_input' string?

[Fuugie]

I am currently having trouble trying to make the entry typed in show up in the next message that should pop up. The person is suppose to type in two numbers, the second one being larger than the first. After the two numbers are entered, I'm trying to get it to say "Enter a number from (first number entered) to (second number entered): " but i keep getting an error.

This is my code:

num1 = int(raw_input('Enter a small number: '))
num2 = int(raw_input('Enter a large number: '))
print num1
print num2
 
entry = 0                                          # not valid
while not num1 <= entry <= num2:
  try:
    entry = int(raw_input('Enter a number from', num1, 'to', num2,': '))
    if not num1 <= entry <= num2:
      print 'Your number must be from  to .'
  except ValueError:
    print 'That is not a valid integer.'    # error message
 
raw_input('Press Enter to continue!')
 

Any help would be appreciated

[bvdet]

String formatting.

num1 = int(raw_input('Enter a small number: '))
num2 = int(raw_input('Enter a large number: '))
print num1
print num2
 
entry = 0                                          # not valid
while not num1 <= entry <= num2:
  try:
    entry = int(raw_input("Enter a number from %s to %s:" % (num1, num2)))
    if not num1 <= entry <= num2:
      print 'Your number must be from %s to %s.' % (num1, num2)
  except ValueError:
    print 'That is not a valid integer.'    # error message
 
raw_input('Press Enter to continue!')
 

[Fuugie]

Alright thanks and if you wouldn't mind helping me with one more thing. I'm having some trouble getting my error message to work correctly.

num1 = int(raw_input('Enter a small number: '))     # First Number
num2 = int(raw_input('Enter a larger number: '))     # Second Number
 
if not num2 >= num1:
      print 'The number must be larger than the first...'  # Error message
 
entry = 0                                          
while not num1 <= entry <= num2:
  try:
    entry = int(raw_input('Enter a number from %s to %s: ' % (num1, num2)))
    if not num1 <= entry <= num2:
      print 'Your number must be from %s to %s.' % (num1, num2)
  except ValueError:
    print 'That is not a valid integer.'    # error message
 
raw_input('Press Enter to continue!')
 

I'm trying to get it to say, "The number must be larger than the first..." and have it make you re-enter the number, but instead it makes the message pop up and then say "Enter a number from (num1) to (num2):

[bvdet]

That can be done with a while loop:

>>> while True:
...     num1 = int(raw_input('Enter a small number: '))
...     num2 = int(raw_input('Enter a larger number: '))
...     if not num2 >= num1:
...         print 'The number must be larger than the first...'
...     else:
...         break
...     
The number must be larger than the first...
>>>