Output a python script to text file

Question

I\'m using a script that someone else wrote in python. It\'s executed from the command line with 3 arguments.

example: \"python script.py 1111 2222 3333\"

It do

Answer 1

Redirection works fine both in unix-y shells and in Windows' cmd.exe (which I suspect is what you're calling "the DOS window"... unless you're managing to run Python on Windows '95 or something!-).

$ python script.py 1111 2222 3333 >output.txt

where the $ is not something you type, but rather stands for "whatever prompt your shell / command window is giving you". Just to be totally unambiguous, what you do type at said prompt to get redirection is just:

python script.py 1111 2222 3333 >output.txt

just like what you type now (without redirection) is

python script.py 1111 2222 3333