How To Export The Data Behind Print() To Text File In Python

Question

Please Solve This Python Problem

Answer 1

Can you post your code showing your attempt at solving this please?

Answer 2

Yes

Answer 3

Just a minute, gonna paste

Answer 4

# SP=Selling Price
# cgst=central govt gst
# sgst=state govt gst
import os
import csv
import sys

busn=input("Enter Your Business Name ")
item=input("Enter Item Name ")
SP=float(input("Enter selling price of item "+item+": "))
gstRate=float(input("Enter GST Rate (%): "))
cgst=SP*((gstRate/2)/100)
sgst=cgst
amt=SP+cgst+sgst # Consumer will buy at this price

print("\t",busn)
print("\t INVOICE")

print("\tItem:",item) with open('data.csv','w',
print("\tPrice:",SP)
print("\tCGST(@",(gstRate/2),"%):",cgst)
print("\tSGST(@",(gstRate/2),"%):",sgst)
print("\tAmount payable:",amt)

Answer 5

i want the data which is going to print should be exported in a text file,,,,

Answer 6

Okay well after you open a csv file youd need a csv writer.
writer = csv.writer()
I beleive.
Then it needs to write an iterable of values.
each value being a different cell in the same row.

You may also want to make a list of the categories and write them first so theyll be at the top

Answer 7

Then loop through with writer.writerow() or writer.writerows() depending on your setup.