If you want to save something in python, there are two ways you can go about it. One, is with pickle. I won't be covering that since it is a bit more complicated then the technique I use.
Ok, the first thing that you need to do is create a python file. Then a .txt file.
I named mine ‘save.txt’
In the python file, define the variables that you would like to save:

name = ‘forthethethethe’
fav_code = ‘python’
age = 12345
moo = ‘cow’

Alrighty, now we need to save these to the file. Define a function called ‘save()’

def save():
  #open the file
  o = open(‘save.txt’, ‘w’)
  o.write(name + ‘ ‘ + fav_code + ‘ ‘ + str(age) + ‘ ‘ + moo)
  #make sure to close the file
  o.close()

Ok, so now we have our information in a file, how do we get it out? First, define a function called ‘load()’

def load():
  #First we need to open up the file
  r= open(‘save.txt’, ‘r’)
  #now, we need to define a list that will hold the data
  save_list = r.read().split() #this should split the data into a list
  #now we’ll set the variables equal to the data we extracted from the file
  name = save_list[0]
  fav_code = save_list[1]
  age = int(save_list[2])
  moo = save_list[3]
  #close the file
  r.close()

Now, we need to test if this works. First, we’ll set the variables to an input:

name = input(‘Name: ‘)
fav_code = input(‘Favorite coding Language: ‘)
age = input(‘How old are you?  ’)
moo = input(‘What animal moo’s?  ‘)

We’ll input Bob for name, then Python, 45, and pig.
Then we’ll save the data:

save()

Then load it:

load()

Next we’ll check if it actually saved the data, we’ll print it out:

print(“Your name is: “ + name)
print(“Your favorite coding language is: “ + fav_code)
print(“Your age is: “ + str(age))
print(“A “ + moo + ‘ says moo’)

Result:

Your name is: Bob
Your favorite coding language is: Python
Your age is: 45
A pig says moo

So there you have it, a way to save a list of variables into a text file.
I hope you learned something, and if you didn’t, throw some rotten fruit then I hope you enjoyed reading this.
And if you want to see the repl, you can check it out here: https://repl.it/@forthethethethe/Saving-to-TXT#main.py