You can use Linux echo command with redirection operator (> | >>) to write the output of echo command to a file. If the destination file does not exist, it will create it.
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echo "hello world" > hello.txt ## redirects the output to hello.txt echo "welcome to cloudaffaire" >> hello.txt ## appends the output to hello.txt cat hello.txt echo -e "hello\nworld" > hello.txt ## multiple lines cat hello.txt ## Alternet way cat < Hello world welcome to cloudaffaire! EOF cat hello.txt |