Exporting all "prints" to external .TXT file

import socket

file = open('bulk-domains.txt', 'r')

domain_list = []

for x in file.readlines():
    domain_list.append(x.rstrip())

report = open('domains.txt', 'w')

for y in domain_list:
    report.write("-" * 45 + '\n')
    report.write(y + '\t->\t' + socket.gethostbyname(y) + '\n')

report.close()

This code opens a file called 'bulk-domains.txt' in read-only mode using the open() function and assigns the file object to a variable called file. Then, an empty list called domain_list is created.

The for loop iterates through each line in the file object using the readlines() method. rstrip() method is used to remove any newline characters or whitespace from the end of each line, and the cleaned-up line is appended to the domain_list using the append() method.

import socket

file = open('bulk-domains.txt', 'r')
domain_list = []

for x in file.readlines():
    domain_list.append(x.rstrip())

After the domain_list has been populated with domain names, the code creates a new file called domains.txt in write mode using the open() function and assigns the file object to a variable called report.

The next for loop iterates through each domain name in the domain_list, and for each domain name, it writes a separator line consisting of 45 dashes using string multiplication. It then writes the domain name followed by the IP address of that domain name obtained by using the socket.gethostbyname() method, which performs a DNS lookup to resolve the domain name to its IP address.

report = open('domains.txt', 'w')

for y in domain_list:
    report.write("-" * 45 + '\n')
    report.write(y + '\t->\t' + socket.gethostbyname(y) + '\n')

Finally, the report file is closed using the close() method.

report.close()

This code is useful for performing bulk DNS lookups to obtain the IP addresses of a large number of domain names, and can be modified to suit various use cases.