Batch write to file

Batch write to text file

echo hello>test.txt

rem a single '>' will make a new file if one does not exist, and will overwrite
rem a previous file with the same line. to append to the same file, see below

echo hi>>test.txt

test.txt:
::hello
::hi

Batch write file

REM # | NOTE: this is for batch files (windows cmd)

REM # | EXAMPLE
echo This is the text you want in the actual file > NewFile.txt

REM # | SYNTAX
REM # | echo [insert-text] > [file-name]

Batch write to file

rem 1 ">" will clear the file if it already exists, if not it will make a new
rem file. a ">>" will write in a new line.
rem Lets run the pause command (in cmd, get to cmd by typing in cmd in the
rem search box) the pause command will say "Press any key to continue"
rem but if you typpe in the "nul..." after a ">" or a ">>" now it will not say
rem anything for example :
pause rem (outputs Press any key to continue.)
pause>nul... rem if this makes a error try this "pause > nul..." it is the same
rem			 just with spaces.

Source: stackoverflow.com

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