It sounds like you’re saying you’re printing numbers to stdout and they’re going off the screen. Since you’re using C++ you can replace cout in your output instructions with an ofstream (output file stream) like so:
#include <fstream>
// ...
ofstream outFile("myNums.txt");
// ...
outFile << myNum;
An easier way if you already have the program done is to just redirect the output. This means when you run your program add > myNums.txt to the end. So for instance:
./myProg > myNums.txt
solved Getting a C++ program to write to a file [closed]