Python Challenge: Get User Input and Store It (Interactive)

Level: Beginner

Your task for today is to build a simple Python program that repeatedly asks the user for input and stores each response in a text file. This exercise will help you get comfortable with working with input/output in Python and handling text files — a fundamental skill in many real-world applications.

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📝 Project Task

The program should:

• Repeatedly prompt the user to type something.

• Save each input to a file (one input per line).

• Stop asking when the user types "exit" (case-insensitive).

This type of pattern — getting user input and writing it to a file — is useful for things like logs, note-taking apps, or command-line tools.

📌 Expected Output

When you run the program in the terminal, it should:

• Ask the user to type a message.

• Save each message into a file like notes.txt.

• Stop only when the user types "exit" (or "EXIT", etc.).

Here’s an example of the interaction:

What do you want to write? Buy milk
What do you want to write? Call mom
What do you want to write? Exit

The notes.txt file should then contain:

Buy milk
Call mom

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